When creating a new Azure Virtual Desktop host pool using a Bicep template, which two values are essential for the operation?

When creating a new Azure Virtual Desktop host pool using a Bicep template, specifying a name is essential. The name serves as a unique identifier for the host pool within your Azure environment, allowing for clear management and differentiation between multiple host pools. It is critical for deployment because Azure uses this identifier to reference the host pool for various operations, such as provisioning virtual machines or managing settings associated with that specific pool.

Additionally, while other values, such as location and properties, are important for the overall configuration and proper functioning of the host pool, the name is what primarily differentiates one host pool from another in the same Azure subscription. It establishes a clear reference point in the Azure Resource Manager (ARM) model and is necessary for the creation process to succeed.