
Automating Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Services
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Content
- Intro
- Copyright
- Table of Contents
- Foreword
- Preface
- Who This Book Is For
- What This Book Is About
- Overview of Chapters
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Using Code Examples
- Safari® Books Online
- How to Contact Us
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1. Introduction
- Why Use the Microsoft Azure PowerShell Cmdlets?
- Comparing Deployment Methods
- Deploying an Application in a Traditional Data Center
- Deploying an Application in the Cloud (Without Automation)
- Deploying an Application in the Cloud (with Automation)
- History
- Open Source
- Summary
- Chapter 2. Getting Started with Azure PowerShell
- Installation
- Setting Up Your Environment
- Authenticating to Microsoft Azure
- Managing Subscriptions
- Executing Scripts in This Book
- Summary
- Chapter 3. Virtual Machines
- Creating Virtual Machines with PowerShell
- Virtual Machine Location and Storage
- Selecting the Virtual Machine Platform Image
- Virtual Machine Size
- Cloud Services and Virtual Machines
- Creating a Virtual Machine with New-AzureQuickVM
- Creating a Virtual Machine Configuration with New-AzureVMConfig
- Specifying the Initial Provisioning Configuration
- Adding Storage with Add-AzureDataDisk
- Creating Network Endpoints at Provisioning
- Creating a Virtual Machine with New-AzureVM
- How New-AzureVM Works
- Querying Virtual Machines with Get-AzureVM
- Changing a Virtual Machine Configuration
- Stopping and Starting Virtual Machines
- Summary
- Chapter 4. Virtual Machine Networking
- Automating the Network
- Handling External Traffic
- Port Forwarding
- Load Balancing
- Health Probes
- TCP Health Probes
- HTTP Health Probes
- Health Probe Time-outs
- Updating Endpoints
- Access Control
- Adding and Updating Access Control Lists
- Reserved IP Addresses
- Public IP Addresses
- Summary
- Chapter 5. Virtual Machine Storage
- Storage Management
- Uploading and Downloading VHDs
- Uploading a VHD
- Creating a Local VHD with Windows
- Validating the Disk
- Downloading a VHD
- Save-AzureVHD Tips
- Disks and Images
- What Is an Image?
- What Is a Disk?
- Managing Images
- Viewing Image Properties
- Capturing a Generalized Image
- Updating a Virtual Machine Image
- Deleting a Virtual Machine Image
- OS Images and VM Images
- Managing Disks
- OS Disks
- Data Disks
- Viewing Disk Properties
- Specifying Disk Locations at VM Creation
- Specifying Cache
- Custom Images, Disks, and Storage Accounts
- Managing Storage with PowerShell
- Storage Account Geo-Replication
- Authenticating Access to Storage
- Setting the Public Access Policy for a Container
- Managing Blob Data
- Asynchronous Blob Copy
- Summary
- Chapter 6. Virtual Networks
- Understanding Virtual Network Configuration
- Dynamically Adding a Virtual Network
- Updating a Virtual Network Configuration
- Deleting a virtual network
- Adding or removing DNS
- Adding or removing subnets and local network sites
- Removing the Network Configuration
- Provisioning into a Virtual Network
- Understanding IP Address Assignment
- Specifying Static IP Addresses
- Moving Virtual Machines to Different Subnets
- Hybrid Network Connectivity
- Gateway Management
- Creating and Automating Gateways
- Using the Internal Load Balancer
- Intranet workloads
- N-tier workloads
- Validating the internal load balancer
- Updating internal load-balanced endpoints
- There can be only one
- Adding an internal load balancer to an existing deployment
- Removing an internal load balancer from an existing deployment
- Viewing the internal load-balancer configuration on an existing deployment
- ExpressRoute
- Summary
- Chapter 7. Advanced Virtual Machines
- Virtual Machine Provisioning
- Provisioning Linux Virtual Machines
- Availability Sets
- Provisioning Virtual Machines in an Availability Set
- Adding Existing Virtual Machines to an Availability Set
- Specifying the Time Zone
- Configuring Windows Update
- Deploying Certificates
- Managing Access Control Options
- Domain Join
- Using PowerShell Remoting
- Configuring a Secure Connection
- Invoking PowerShell Commands
- Multiple Hops Using Remote PowerShell
- Virtual Machine Agent and Extensions
- Virtual Machine Extensions
- BgInfo Extension
- Access Extension
- Custom Script Extension
- Deleting Virtual Machines
- Deleting a Single Virtual Machine
- Deleting Multiple Virtual Machines
- Importing and Exporting Virtual Machine Configurations
- Summary and Conclusion
- Index
- About the Author
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