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@azbake/ingredient-azure-vm-extension

v0.1.112

Published

Ingredient for deploying an instance of azure vm extension resource

Downloads

13

Readme

Changelogs

Overview

The Azure VM Extension ingredient is a plugin for Bake. When included in a recipe, this plugin will create an Event Hub resource within Azure. It will also create a Shared Access Policy for the Event Hub.

This ingredient does not deploy an Event Hub namespace. It expects the namespace to already exist. The namespace can be created in another recipe or within the same recipe.

Usage

Recipe

name: vm-ext-test
shortName: vmext
version: 1.0.0
ingredients:
  - "@azbake/[email protected]"
resourceGroup: true
rgOverride: "test"
parallelRegions: false
recipe:
  vmext:
    properties:
      type: "@azbake/ingredient-azure-vm-extension"
      parameters:
        extName: "InstallCustomScript"
        vmName: "testvm"
        publisher: "Microsoft.Azure.Extensions"
        typeHandlerVersion: "2.0"        
        extensionType: "CustomScript"
        settings:
          fileUris: 
            - "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Azure/azure-quickstart-templates/master/201-customscript-extension-public-storage-on-ubuntu/scripts/hello.sh"
          commandToExecute: "sh hello.sh"   

| property|required|description| |---------|--------|-----------| | extName | yes | Name of the VM Extension | | vmName | yes | Name of the VM on which to install the extension | | typeHandlerVersion | yes | Version of the VM Extension script handler | | publisher | no | Publisher of the extension handler publisher | | extensionType | no | The type of the extension being used | | partitionCount | no | Number of partitions. Defaults to 2. Allowed values are SKU dependent. | | settings | no | Object representing the custom properties of your extension | | protectedSettings | no | Object representing the custom secret properties of your extension |

See Azure VM Extension documentation for additional details

Utilities

Utility classes can be used inside of the bake.yaml file for parameter and source values.

eventhub class

|function|description| |--------|-----------| |create_resource_name| Returns the name of the Event Hub | | get | Returns the name of the VM Extension on a vm | | list | Returns the name of the Extensions installed on a VM | | delete | Removes the VM extension from the specified VM | |get_primary_connectionstring | Returns the primary connection string | |get_secondary_connectionstring | Returns the secondary connection string |

Function Details

create_resource_name()

Returns the name of the Event Hub

...
parameters:
    eventHubName: "[vmextensionsutility.create_resource_name()]"
...

Returns

string

get(rg: string, vmName: string, vmExtensionName: string)

Gets the name of the extension installed on a vm

...
parameters:
    eventHubName: "[vmextensionsutility.get('test','testvm','testext')]"
...

Returns

string

list(rg: string, vmName: string)

Lists the names of the extensions installed on a vm

...
parameters:
    eventHubName: "[vmextensionsutility.list('test','testvm')]"
...

Returns

string[]

delete(rg: string, vmName: string, vmExtensionName: string)

Gets the specified extension installed on a vm

...
parameters:
    eventHubName: "[vmextensionsutility.delete('test','testvm','testext')]"
...

Returns

string

update(rg: string, vmName: string, vmExtensionName: string, extensionParameters: VirtualMachineExtensionUpdate)

Updates the extension installed on a vm

...
parameters:
    eventHubName: "[vmextensionsutility.delete('test','testvm','testext', 'updateobject: {}')]"
...

Returns

string