To comply with companies naming conventions we would like to opt for option to name the components of the worker instances. If the ID in the name should not be necessary as you can use the Azure Resource ID within the VBA database.
VBA-a8bb31a4-a73d-4e31-98b2-6842528f2c9d
VBA-13d9dcc5-a38e-4a4b-bba5-6eb2ec18b838-nic
VBA-a47b65f5-3b61-4d39-a9b3-9d7584e5dedc_disk1_78b8e2b33f554639a7d71c89772bb494
VBA-13d9dcc5-a38e-4a4b-bba5-6eb2ec18b838_disk2_090040726518443e93033055f726cb07
Something like:
Name: vm-somename (then you can add an auto numbering like -01 -02 -03 ext..)
For the NIC you can auto create the name with: <vmname>-01-nic
For the disks: <vmname>-disk1, <vmname>-disk2
So you will end up with:
vm-vbaw-01
vm-vbaw-01-nic
vm-vbaw-01-disk1
vm-vbaw-01-disk2
vm-vbaw-02
vm-vbaw-02-nic
vm-vbaw-02-disk1
vm-vbaw-02-disk2
...
With my best paint skills:

Thanks,
regards,
Bastiaan