achingono / poc-vm-diagnostics-extension-windows

POC: Azure Virtual Machines, Azure Diagnostics extension

This repository demonstrates a sample bicep template deploying a Virtual Machine to azure with the Azure Diagnostics extension enabled.

Getting Started

The deployment process involves the following steps:

1. Provision the architecture using Bicep
2. Create application deployment package
3. Publish application deployment package

Prerequisites

1. Local bash shell with Azure CLI or Azure Cloud Shell
2. Azure Subscription. Create one for free.
3. Clone or fork of this repository.

QuickStart

A bash script is included for quickly provisioning a fully functional environment in Azure. The script requires the following parameters:

-n: The deployment name.
-l: The region where resources will be deployed.
-c: A unique string that will ensure all resources provisioned are globally unique.
-u: The virtual machine administrator username
-p: The virtual machine administrator password

NOTE: Please refer to the Resource Name Rules to learn more about globally unique resources.

Follow the steps below to quickly deploy using the bash script:

1. Clone the repository to local machine.

   git clone https://github.com/achingono/poc-vm-diagnostics-extension-windows.git
   

2. Switch to the cloned folder

   cd poc-vm-diagnostics-extension-windows
   

3. Make the bash script executable

   chmod +x ./deploy.sh
   

4. Login to Azure and ensure the correct subscription is selected

   az login
   az account set --subscription <subscription id>
   az account show
   

5. Run the script and provide required parameters

   ./deploy.sh -n sharedsession -l eastus2 -c poc -u azureuser -p <secure password>
   

   In the above command, sharedsession is the name of the environment, and poc is the variant. This generates a resource group named rg-sharedsession-eastus2-poc.

Cleanup

Clean up the deployment by deleting the single resource group that contains the entire infrastructure.

WARNING: This will delete ALL the resources inside the resource group.

1. Make the bash script executable

   chmod +x ./destroy.sh
   

2. Login to Azure and ensure the correct subscription is selected

   az login
   az account set --subscription <subscription id>
   az account show
   

3. Run the script and provide required parameters

   ./destroy.sh -n sharedsession -l eastus2 -c poc