In this blogpost I am explaining how to use your own certificates for your Azure Stack installation. This can be either certificates provided by your own enterprise CA or even a public trusted multi-wildcard certificate. A later blog post will describe how to get Azure Stack Development toolkit installed on either your enterprise network or […]
So TP3 is here and i quickly downloaded the bits and installed some systems. Here a quick wrapup of my experience so far. First, some parameters are changed as well the folder to start the install from. Find here an example to start the deployment once you have the VHDX installed on the server:
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#Using Azure AAD cd C:\CloudDeployment\Setup $adminpass = ConvertTo-SecureString "<PASSWORD>" -AsPlainText -Force $aadpass = ConvertTo-SecureString "<PASSWORD>" -AsPlainText -Force $aadcred = New-Object System.Management.Automation.PSCredential ("serviceadmin@<AADTENANT>.onmicrosoft.com", $aadpass) .\InstallAzureStackPOC.ps1 -AdminPassword $adminpass -InfraAzureDirectoryTenantAdminCredential $aadcred -InfraAzureDirectoryTenantName <AADTENANT>.onmicrosoft.com #Using ADFS cd C:\CloudDeployment\Setup $adminpass = ConvertTo-SecureString "<PASSWORD>" -AsPlainText -Force .\InstallAzureStackPOC.ps1 -AdminPassword $adminpass -UseADFS |
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I have some tips for people who are running out of space or just want to have more space in their Azure Stack environment. The Azure Stack installation script intentionally leaves some space in the S2D (Storages Spaces Direct) ‘SU1_Pool’ for extending,rebuilding and maintenance purposes. You can use the remaining space to extend the virtual disk, but […]
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. […]
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 […]