Allow SKU capacity 0

[omgapuppy]

Addresses #6730

Fixes #6730

[omgapuppy]

Might be sensible to only pass allowed capacity of 0 if sku_name = "Consumption_0", but this is a quick workaround 🤷

[mbfrahry]

Hey @omgapuppy, this change seems sensible but do you mind writing a test to confirm that Consumption_0 works?

[katbyte]

and update the docs if needed!

[omgapuppy]

Didn't get around to it over the weekend, but looks like further changes to the provider are needed:

Error: creating/updating API Management Service "REDACTED" (Resource Group "staging"): apimanagement.ServiceClient#CreateOrUpdate: Failure sending request: StatusCode=400 -- Original Error: Code="NotSupported" Message="'Microsoft.WindowsAzure.ApiManagement.Gateway.Security.Ciphers.TripleDes168,Microsoft.WindowsAzure.ApiManagement.Gateway.Security.Protocols.Ssl30' customProperties are not supported in SkuType Consumption."

So while the 0 value satisfies the API constraint for Consumption tier capacity, the provider passes attributes with the API call that are not supported in that tier - annoying, as I had them left as defaults in given environment (disabled).

Will have a look at adding conditionals specific to Consumption tier in resource_arm_api_management.go later & writing some tests.

I can only commit time to this after work at present, but it is something that'd save us a fair chunk on low traffic endpoints vs using Basic_1.

[evertonmc]

You better add this to the docs as well, because Basic_0 won't work, as well as Consumption_1

[omgapuppy]

Closing as I don't, unfortunately, have the capacity to commit to fixing this at the moment :(
🤞 #6730 will be picked up by someone closer to the project.

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