azure-virtual-machine

What I have read so far on the web is that there is no way to add a reserved IP to an existing VM (unless I recreate the VM which I am trying to avoid). However, I have noticed that external IP of my VM and the cloud service is same. Reserved IP Addresses page explains how to "To use a Reserved IP with Cloud Services". I have looked everywhere in the Azure Management Portal but couldn't find a configuration setting for Service Configuration Schema. I am using the Azure scheduler to turn-off the VMs at night and on the weekends. From the following I understand is that there is something that I

I've been investigating a slow warmup time for my production app and I got some unexpected results. Testing on various Azure VMs showed the warmup time to be well-related to the application server performance (so it's not external request, including sql), but what's really interesting is the comparison to Azure Web Apps and my own local machine (all times are averages from at about 3 runs): VM A0: >1m VM A2: 13s VM D2V2: 6.8s VM D5V2: 7.8s Wep App P2: 25s Web App S2: 26.5s My local machine: 6.6s My local machine is an i5 with 3.3GHz. The local machine is fastest even though it connects to the

can we see the metrics of the CPU usage and other details of the VM through power shell. i am trying to write a power shell script to get all the details of the azure virtual machine it show some error can any one have idea about how to write a script to get the details. i am able to get the vm details Get-AzureRmVM -ResourceGroupName "RG" -Name "VM" -Status but i am not getting cpu usage for that i tried some table contents "WADPerformanceCountersTable" rule:- "\Processor(_Total)\% Processor Time" Maybe we can use this Azure PowerShell command Get-AzureRmMetric to get CPU usage. We can use

Is there any way i can get the update domain and fault domain of the particular vm through python script. I don't want to use powershell commands. << In Power Shell we can do this >> http://windowsitpro.com/azure/view-fault-and-update-domains-azure-resource-manager << /Power Shell >> I am looking for azure python cli. which can do this task. Maybe you could use the following command az vm show -g yourgroup -n vmname --expand instanceView You could get your VM's platformFaultDomain and platformUpdateDomain 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41606832/view-fault-and-update-domains-of-virtual