Welcome to the second blog post (of 2) on creating a complex application deployment gallery item. Part 1 – Prerequisites Part 2 – SQL Gallery item (this post) Now we got all fundamentals in place, we need a deployment template to thigh everything together into a deployable artefact and expose that to the portal via […]
I would like to follow up on a blog post I have read here. They talk about how you can interact directly with the Azure Resource Manager API with PowerShell or other programming / scripting languages. The advantage is I don’t need any Azure PowerShell modules in order to retrieve any data from Azure Stack. […]
Intro I posted a piece of my own internal post-deployment script in the Azure Stack forum to clean up WinRM logs and stop the logging. The WinRM log file build up bug in TP2 Refresh can fill up the available space in increments of 4GB per day on the Host and on every fabric VM. I have received positive feedback […]
In the last series, I created on this site, I showed you how to create Gallery Items for extensions and SimpleVM deployment. In the meantime, I have been looking into what it would take to create a more complex Gallery Item for one of my Azure Stack TAP customers. One that actually deploys and configures […]