Azure – Parameter ‘osDisk.managedDisk.id’ is not allowed error in ARM Template deployment

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Now a days, I am exploring Azure, and tried to cover the basic fundamental of all the major parts like Azure Networking , Azure Active Directory, Azure Storage and Database. On basis of my study and my personal experience, I have written couple of series. We can check following links for those series.

Tool Installation Articles :

1. Configure Azure Command Line Interface ( Azure CLI) On Windows
2. Configure PowerShell For Microsoft Azure Az Module On Windows

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1. Learn Basics Of Azure Networking In 60 Hours
2. Learn Basic Of Azure Active Directory And Azure Identity And Access Management
3. Azure DevOps – Learn at one place

Tool Installation Articles :

1. Configure Azure Command Line Interface ( Azure CLI) On Windows
2. Configure PowerShell For Microsoft Azure Az Module On Windows

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Part 1 – Overview Of Azure Storage and Database

Part 2 – Azure Storage Account

Part 3 – Azure Blob Storage

Part 4 – Work With Azure Blob Storage

Part 5 – Storage Explorer For Azure Storage

Part 6 – Azure Blob Storage – Snapshot Using Storage Explorer

Part 7 – Azure Blob Storage – Shared Access Signature (SAS)

Part 8 – Secure Azure Storage Using Stored Access Policy

Part 9 – Secure Azure Storage Using RBAC

Part 10 – Configure Stored Access Policy Using PowerShell

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Part 16 – Azure File Service – Mount File Share On Window Server Using File Share URL

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Yesterday , I was working on, How to Create and Deploy Azure Resource Manager Template using Azure Portal. In our use-case, we had to deploy  ARM template to our target resource group. During deployment,  we got our first issue as ” osDisk.managedDisk.id’ is not allowed ” as shown in following figure.

Figure 1: Azure  – osDisk.managedDisk.id’ is not allowed

After getting the above error, when we clicked on the operations details we found the following details.

After googling a lot we found that we need to do some more modification to the template.json file . We  have to  delete one  line from our template. This is the issue of OS disk id. To fix this issue , we simple removed the id property of OsDisk, as shown in the following figure.

 Figure 2: Azure  – osDisk.managedDisk.id’ is not allowed issue fixed

After removing the id property, we redeploy the template and we  proceed by one step.

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