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Looking for a solution to schedule daily shutdown for vms at night 8PM and auto start the vms by morning 8 AM. Is there any way to get it done from Azure itself?
We tried the VM capability option under VMs overview page, But there is no option to auto restart. ANy help highly apprecicated..
I recommend you to use Azure Logic Apps. All you need is a scheduler and the action. There is also already a template for your requirement. Additionally, Azure helps you set up the logic app.
Check out this, it's really simple.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/logic-apps/logic-apps-examples-and-scenarios
A few notes:
Use consumption plan for the app.
A runbook would also work, but it takes longer to set up and you need
some PowerShell.
Do not confuse Stop with Deallocate. You need Deallocate
if you want to save money.
What you have to pay attention to with a logic app as well as an
automation account: You need a user / a service principal who has the
right to start and stop the VM. For this you should use Manged
Identity (exists for both resources). You then grant this identity
the right to start and stop the VMs via IAM.
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In my azure cluster, I know that my service is deployed in 5 vms. Now, I get to know the cost of the whole vm in last year. And all vms have 5-7 services. I just want to know the cost of my service in each (or all vms) in the cluster. I get to know the public ip address cost, but I want to know how much is the cost on that vm ? Is that possible ?
I want to turn off the service and see how much I can save the money ?
Please let me know if I am unclear. I dont have much experience with azure and cloud.
I can see prices for resources but that includes just ip address cost and monitor cost. I get to know the VM cost, but how much would be my service cost on that vm ? Is that possible ?
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How can I create an unlimited account on Azure Video Indexer and access it from videoindexer.ai?
My Observation
Although a solid service, some things are quite complicated, e.g.,
sign up/in and account management, where a single email address
could create different accounts based on whether the
authentication was done with AAD or Personal Microsoft or Google
account.
The workflow seems confusing for an Azure newbie. A first time user
should just be able to create an unlimited account without going down the
rabbit hole reading different disconnected documentations which are
usually not helpful.
I created unlimited (paid) accounts but couldn't find them on videoindexer.ai. I had to switch between tenants to resolve the issue.
Reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-video-indexer/switch-tenants-portal
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So I create a storage account on azure and started using a file share for some days, but then I noticed some activity any hour during any day, even after stopping using the file share and deleted it:
I'm showing tables activity here because is where there's activity every hour, on other resources like tables and queues there's sporadic activity too, but I don't have anything on this storage account
After noticed this I try some things thinking about a security hole:
I tried to rotate access keys, several times
I even deleted and recreated the storage account with no avail, this was still showing the previous activity (can this be related that I used the same storage account name?)
This is not running in a production environment but still I don't know what is going on
Is this some background process of azure or do I need to worry about it?
As #David Makogon said, it turned out that was diagnostic activity, i disabled it in Diagnostic logs (classic) and the activity was gone.
Glad to know that my account wasn't hacked or something like that.
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I am trying to create two VMs, one WS2012 and second Win8.1. I want them to be able to connect to each other through cloud only virtual network.
When I am creating VMs I dont see my virtual network. All their locations(south central US) are same.
This is what I used to create VNet - article.
Pretty much keeping everything default except for location.
UPDATE:
Turns out it was an issues of subscriptions getting mixed up. I am co-admin on other two subscriptions, and seems like my network and VM were created in different subscriptions hence I could not see my network in the drop down when I was creating the VM.
Probably because you are creating the VMs using the quick create button instead of using From Gallery.
Navigate New >> Compute >> Virtual Machine >> From Gallery.
Follow the wizard and select your Virtual Network. Deploy both VMs on the same Vnet and you should have direct connectivity.
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As I read, each azure cloud service has a VM behind it (right?). I know, for a VM, I can click 'Connect' button to get the rdp file to remote login. However, for my cloud service (which is running), the 'Connect' button (in Instance panel) is always disabled. How do I turn it on? How do I remote login to this cloud service?
At first you need to enable remote desktop for your cloud service.
This can be done at least in two ways:
During deployment from Visual Studio.
Directly at the portal.
I think good way for you know is a second variant.
Go to your cloud service.
Enter Configure tab and press 'Remote' button at the bottom.
Set all the needed settings there (role, user name, password, certificate, expiration etc.).
After Azure finishes setup - go to 'Instances' tab. Click on the needed and 'Connect' button will be available.