It seems that you are encountering an issue with the availability of Azure Database for MySQL Flexible Server in the Central India region. This could be due to several reasons, such as temporary unavailability of resources or quota limits on your subscription. If you were able to create it previously, it might be worth checking if there are any changes in the availability or if your subscription is still registered to use the MySQL resource provider.
Here are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue:
- Check Availability: Confirm that Azure Database for MySQL Flexible Server is still available in Central India by checking the Azure regions documentation.
- Quota Limits: Ensure that your subscription has not exceeded its quota for the resources you are trying to provision. You may need to submit a request to increase your quota if necessary.
- Resource Provider Registration: Make sure your subscription is registered with the MySQL resource provider. You can register it using the Azure CLI command:
az provider register --namespace Microsoft.DBMySQL. - Support Request: If the issue persists, consider filing a support request with Azure to gain more insights or assistance regarding the availability in your selected region.
These steps should help you identify and potentially resolve the issue you are facing with provisioning the MySQL flexible server.