azure-powershell

As the title say, I need to create App Service Plans programmatilly, The scenario: N azure websites will be created (dynamically, using azure powershell too) If someday the Premium App Service Plan can't handle the quantity of websites (even with autoscaling by cpu usage), another service plan must be created to hold new sites. It is possible? Or Am I going to the wrong way to accomplish this? Unless your design doesn't permit it, when you create a new Premium App Service Plan, create it in a new resource group, as that will give it a greater chance to have enough capacity to scale. Using

I'm trying to get into that Visual Studio Resource Group template. So far it's looking good, and I have added some appsettings for a web app, but my question is, how can I make them deployment slot specific? Is there something in the json for the template or the parameter file? Tom Sun - MSFT Please have a try to add the json code snipped in the ARM template. I have tested it. It works successfully. "resources": [ { "apiVersion": "2015-08-01", "name": "appsettings", "type": "config", "dependsOn": [ "[resourceId('Microsoft.Web/Sites/Slots', variables('webSiteName'), 'Staging')]" ], "properties"

When I try to login to Azure RM from VS Code terminal it just hangs. No prompt with login / password is shown. Is there any way to get logged in from that terminal? Otherwise running / debugging Azure PS scripts becomes more complicated than it should be :) The login window pops-up in the background... if you minimize all your windows you'll eventually find it. You need to wait for a moment, then you could see the login page. According to your description, I suggest you could select Non-interactive login. You could create a service principal that can access resource. Please refer to this link:

I would like to list all Azure locations via some API (I need to generate some config files for every region, and use the exact naming that Azure does to avoid typos). I found this question , but it only lists regions a particular subscription is authorized to use. I want to list all regions that exist whether my subscription has access or not. Get-AzureRMLocation will give you the list of locations for your account/tenant/subscription that you run it against. az account list-locations -o table will give you a table like: DisplayName Latitude Longitude Name ------------------- ---------- -----

I'm trying to add a key in my Azure AD application using PowerShell. Unfortunately i was try first with Azure CLI, but after some research and some stackoverflow answers I figure out, that this cannot be done. I'm trying to automate the task from the link below via Powershell: http://blog.davidebbo.com/2014/12/azure-service-principal.html I'm also following these steps: https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/kv/2015/06/02/azure-key-vault-step-by-step/ Is there any way to create/retrieve the following things in Powershell: VaultUrl, AuthClientId, AuthClientSecret. This can be done using either the