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Hello @91971187
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As discussed, the load balancer was created by your colleague, and you are not familiar with the infrastructure. Whenever you remove the resource lock, the load balancer automatically enters the deleting state. Please check with your internal team to see if any automation has been set up to delete the load balancer regarding this issue, and in the meantime, add the resource lock to prevent deletion.
Please check if any automation has been set up to delete the resources. Navigate to the automation runbook service in the portal and verify if there is a runbook created for deleting resources.
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