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Abiquo enables users to work with Azure Resource Groups to manage the resources of a project across multiple Azure regions and save admin time.

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Resource groups tab

As part of this feature, the My cloud view of virtual datacenters has a new Global section.

In this section, users can work with resource groups on the Resource groups tab. Image Removed

And after selecting a resource group, users can edit and delete resources from the resource group.

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Onboarding resource groups

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In order to create a virtual datacenter in Azure, you must first create a resource group. Although you need to select a region when creating the resource group, this is just where the resource group will store its metadata.Image Removed

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Resources with resource groups

When users create a VM in Azure, they must select the appropriate resource group, and optional availability set in which to create it. (Remember that you will need an Availability set to add a VM to a load balancer).Image Removed

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Before you deploy, you can edit a VM and move it from one resource group to another.  And remember that you can also increase or decrease the hardware profile.Image Removed

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All virtual resources in Azure will belong to a resource group, so there are changes to the dialogs for managing these entities to add resource groups, and availability sets, where appropriate. 

When you create a virtual datacenter, you must select the resource group.Image Removed

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Then, within the virtual datacenter, you can create your resources. We recommend you start on the Networks tab, to create your availability sets.Image Removed

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When you create a firewall, you must select the resource group.Image Removed

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And when you create a volume, you must select the resource group.Image Removed

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After you create all of these resources, you can now access and manage them in the resource group, as well as in the virtual datacenter.

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