Use this consolidated error code index to navigate HTTP, AWS, Azure, and GCP failures from a single technical library. Each entry links to source-backed diagnosis, root-cause patterns, and production-focused remediation steps. Start broad, then drill into provider pages, operational categories, compare guides, or incident playbooks.
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ARM returns `SubscriptionNotFound` when the deployment subscription cannot be accessed due to wrong subscription ID, format, or insufficient access.
ARM returns `Conflict` when the requested operation is not allowed for the resource in its current state.
ARM returns `InvalidRequestContent` when deployment payload values are unrecognized for the target resource type or required values are missing.
ARM returns `ResourceQuotaExceeded` when a deployment exceeds quota limits at subscription, resource group, or region scope.
ARM returns `ResourceGroupNotFound` when the target resource group does not exist in the active subscription context.
ARM returns `StorageAccountNotFound` when the referenced storage account name, resource group, or subscription context does not resolve.
ARM returns `SubscriptionRequestsThrottled` when subscription or tenant request limits are exceeded and the control plane responds with throttling.
Azure Blob service returns `ContainerNotFound` (404) when the specified blob container does not exist.
Azure Blob service returns `BlobNotFound` (404) when the specified blob path does not exist in the addressed container.
Azure Storage returns `ConditionNotMet` when conditional headers fail; writes typically return HTTP 412 Precondition Failed.
ARM returns `InvalidResourceLocation` when a storage account name already exists in your subscription but in a different location than requested.
ARM returns `OperationNotAllowed` when the requested deployment action violates SKU, quota, policy, or resource-state constraints.
ARM returns `BadRequest` when deployment values or request structure do not match what Resource Manager expects.
Azure returns `Forbidden` (403) when the caller is authenticated but blocked by authorization, policy, or service-level access controls.
ARM returns `NotFound` when a deployment operation references a resource that is unavailable at evaluation time.