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 […]
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 […]
In the previous post we added the DSC For Linux VM Extension Gallery item to Azure Stack and used it during deployments with a precompiled mof. In this post we will create another where the target is to onboard the Linux node into Azure Automation DSC. In this series: Adding and using…. CentOS 7.2 (or […]
In the previous post we added the DSC For Linux VM extension to Azure Stack and used it during deployments based from PowerShell and a JSON template. The VM extension however did not surface in the Portal which is something we will fix in this and the next blog post. In this series: Adding and […]
In the previous post we added the CentOS 7.2 OS Gallery Item and Linux diagnostic VM Extension to the stack. Because you have already seen the process of adding a VM Extension to Azure Stack, this blog post will focus more on the using aspect of the DSC For Linux VM extension to set the […]
In my previous post I described how to add a CentOS image to Azure Stack so tenants can deploy Linux machines. Now that we have an image available, it’s time for the next step. Deploy a Linux VM and have DSC configure it! Acquire the DSC For Linux VM Extension VM Extensions are handled by […]