fix: update VM size to Standard_D2s_v5 and update related documentation#563
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This pull request updates the default Jumpbox Virtual Machine (VM) size across the deployment to use
Standard_D2s_v5instead of the olderStandard_DS2_v2. It also improves documentation and error handling related to VM sizing and availability, making it easier for users to customize and troubleshoot deployments.Default VM size update and parameterization:
Standard_D2s_v5ininfra/main.bicep,infra/main.json, and the jumpbox VM module instantiation. This provides better performance and network bandwidth by default. [1] [2] [3] [4]AZURE_ENV_VM_SIZEas a configurable environment parameter in documentation and parameter files, allowing users to override the default VM size easily. [1] [2]Documentation and troubleshooting improvements:
Standard_D2s_v5is unavailable in a given region.infra/modules/virtualNetwork.bicepto recommendStandard_D2s_v5and clarify the generational differences and availability of supported VM sizes.Infrastructure template maintenance:
Does this introduce a breaking change?
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