Azure Stack Kubernetes Template deploys Kubernetes 1.10 instead of 1.11
i deployed K8s 0.4 Template and slected k8s 1.11. however, 1.10 is installed https://gist.githubusercontent.com/bottkars/0b48089638f06ed92108d1782910d85c/raw/dde185ac4f25e8ba6a03b4101cf00e065f38190f/kubectl-descibe-nodes.txt

The current locked PEP is very restrictive and we are finding that there are a common set of cmdlets/script that we are using to diagnose or get out of warning/failure states.

With a fully disconnected stack, just going through the PEP unlock token exchange can take hours and so having additional tools available would greatly simpliy and speed up the fault fix process.

Any Download Fails without detailed error Message...
Download is cycling for minutes then only the "state" turns into failed

Following the installation instructions for installing ASDK, it errors out when trying to install version 1.1809.0.90. I am able to install on older versions of ASDK but the latest version gives an error. This is after multiple download and install attempts.

I should not be able to select a subscription that doesn't have access to a service when trying to create a resource for that service.
E.g: when creating a keyvault, I'm able to select a subscription that only has access to compute.

Storage shows a validation error (Resource Manager is not supported by the selected subscription)

Compute shows a validation message for the location picker saying that the image isn't available for that location.

Tested on 1807

I made a mistake in my CentOS Linux image so when it booted, it could not fully boot. However, I could see in the Linux Boot Diagnostics page that the kernel was asking me for the root password so I could fix the problem. It wasn't booted, so there was not network yet. However, it could talk on a serial port to let me login - if you could add that to AzureStack.

I tried:
GET https://adminmanagement.local.azurestack.external/subscriptions/{subscriptionId}/providers/Microsoft.Subscriptions.Admin/subscriptions?api-version=2015-11-01&$filter={$filter}

as described in https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/azurestack/subscriptions/list

however I did not get it to work - seems like filter does not apply - result is full list.

When calling through API

If Subscription for a register provider (Microsoft.compute) is not registered, the error should be similar to this, where as it Error message SUBSCRIPTION ID could not be found.