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Configure and remove VMs | When you deploy, you’ll select the hardware profile. To search for templates in Azure ARM, the format for a template ID is {region}/{provider}/{name}/{version}. The Name of the VM in Azure is in the format ABQ_uuid and you cannot change it. | |
Reconfigure VMs |
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Power on VM |
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Power off VM |
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Reset VM |
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Pause and resume VM |
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Take a VM snapshot | To create a VM snapshot (instance) you must first log in to the VM and generalize it using Sysprep. See https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/windows/capture-image-resource. Then you should power it off and create the snapshot in the usual way. Note: after you generalize the VM, you cannot power it on again. | |
Remote access | Depending on template type, for example:
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Create and delete networks |
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Create and delete VDCs |
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Create and manage firewall policies |
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Use Chef | Enterprise Chef or your own server | |
Use Chef attributes |
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VM bootstrap scripts | ||
VM variables | Stored as node metadata. | |
Load balancing |
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Import and synchronize VMs | To onboard VMs, the enterprise must have credentials registered. | |
VM monitoring and metrics |
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Dashboard billing widgets | The Hybrid tab of the Home dashboard view can display public cloud billing information, including the latest bills and estimated bill. See Hybrid and for configuration instructions see Display cloud provider billing data. |
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