Cloud Manager Connector destruction in Azure leaving orphan disk

[cerocool1203]

If a Cloud Manager connector needs to be destroyed the deletion leaves the OS disk behind leaving orphan objects. However, the outcome in terraform is successful.

[lonico]

We're reluctant to delete disks, as they may contain user data. But I think it makes sense here.

DEVOPS-5450

[lonico]

I was looking to setting deleteOption when creating a VM instance, but the option is not supported in the latest Azure schema:

https://schema.management.azure.com/schemas/2019-07-01/Microsoft.Compute.json#/resourceDefinitions/virtualMachines

2019 looks a bit old, so I'll keep looking.

[cerocool1203]

I was looking to setting deleteOption when creating a VM instance, but the option is not supported in the latest Azure schema:

https://schema.management.azure.com/schemas/2019-07-01/Microsoft.Compute.json#/resourceDefinitions/virtualMachines

2019 looks a bit old, so I'll keep looking.

We're reluctant to delete disks, as they may contain user data. But I think it makes sense here.

DEVOPS-5450

Correct, as you will not hold any user data

[lonico]

https://github.com/Azure/azure-resource-manager-schemas/issues/2570