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Once you set up a credential store, you can provision your Virtual Machines (VMs) and create Blueprints for these resources:
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Microsoft Azure
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Before you begin
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To provision a Microsoft Azure VM using blueprints, follow these steps:
Create a Resource Group
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Before you provision a Microsoft Azure Virtual Machine (VM), you’ll need to create a Resource Group. Skip this step if you’ve already created a Resource Group. To create a Resource Group for Microsoft Azure, follow these steps:
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Notes
[1] AWS resource pools are identified by their prefixes.
Example: RP.AWS.ap-southeast-1.<ResourcePoolName>[2] Once the lease period expires, your VM will be automatically deleted, and you will receive an email notification for the same.
[3] If you want to run multiple plugins on a VM, you can select the order in which they run and exit.
Select a Plugin from the Plugins drop-down.
Click + Advanced Configurations.
Enter the Valid Exit Codes for your Plugin.
Enter the Plugin execution order.
Click + Advanced Configurations to collapse the configuration menu.
To add another Plugin:
Select your plugin from the Plugins drop-down list.
Configure Advance Configurations as you did in step 2.
Once you’ve added and configured all the Plugins, click Review.
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VMware vSphere VM
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You can provision a VMware VSphere Virtual Machine (VM) using Blueprints. Follow these steps to create a VMware vSphere VM Blueprint:
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