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  1. Symptoms

    From 07:20 UTC on 28 September 2019, customers running Azure Kubernetes Service clusters on Virtual Machine Scale Sets (VMSS) got failures when they tried any cluster upgrade. The error read: "The platform image 'microsoft-aks:aks:aks-ubuntu-1604-201909:2019.08.21' is not available. Verify that all fields in the storage profile are correct." The issue title calls the error PlatformImageNotFound.

    Trigger

    A recent service update affected instances of a backend service, which became unhealthy and stopped requests from completing.

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    Detection

    Customers received failure messages when they tried to upgrade their clusters.

    Remediation
    • published az vmss update commands that set the scale set's image version to 2019.09.25 and SKU to aks-ubuntu-1604-201909, after which the upgrade could be run again
    • mitigated affected clusters by hand (AKS and VMSS teams)
    • rolled out hot fixes to all regions, completed by 15 October 2019
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