I've created a RemoteApp image in Azure, and run sysprep (which shutdown my VM as it is supposed to). However, how do I get to the image now? I assume it is somewhere on Azure, but where?
Keith,
It is in the "images" tab. Check out this article that has step by step = https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/remoteapp-image-on-azurevm/
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I created Container Registry, Web App for Containers and published image from Visual Studio but I don't see any image on the list? Why?
For your issue, I see that there is a refreshed symbol in the screenshot you provided. When you select the Registry server, there will be a process to read the registry and the process will cost a little time. So you need to wait a while.
And on my site, the Azure Container Registry works fine for the Web App for Container, you can see it here:
If any more question, you can give me the message.
I have created a Azure Scale Set upto 3 Linux VMs using the Azure Portal. I have successfully installed java, maven and git on the first VM. I was able to run my App on the first VM.
I have a fan out trigger at 60% and fan in at 25%. Whenever my processing exceeds 60% a new VM is started.
But how do I deploy my app on the second VM? I have gone through this and found the second option custom VM image suitable for my purpose. But I fail to understand how it is achieved.
Is there a easier way or do I have to manually install everything that I did on my first VM?
You have several options available to do this, detailed here
From a single image that you keep refreshing each time you update the app or the os
using a VM Extension - refresh the extension url each time you want to update the vms, and then issue a ps or rest command to roll out the updates
use something like puppet/chef/dsc to pull updates from somewhere and install them - you could use msdeploy for example
use msdeploy from a script that iterates your vms and remote deploys.
I'm sure there are other ways too...
To do this, you will need to create a generalized VM image, put it into a storage account, then create a scale set based on that image.
Here are instructions for creating a generalized Windows VM image, see here: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/virtual-machines-windows-classic-createportal/
For Linux, see here: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/virtual-machines-linux-upload-vhd/
Once the image is in a storage account, you can use this example template to deploy it in a scale set (assumes Windows image): https://github.com/Azure/azure-quickstart-templates/tree/master/201-vmss-windows-customimage
Hope this helps! :)
I'd like to start using RemoteApp with my desktop application which needs database.
What I've done:
Created server-VM with database installed
Created client-VM (I can connect with my database)
Run script from client-VM desktop (can't remember name, but it stopped my VM and should be if I want to create template image)
I don't know what should be the next step. I tried to follow azure.microsoft.com/pl-pl/ documentation/articles/ remoteapp-create-hybrid-deployment/ but i'm not sure if creating template image is done neither where to find RemoteApp page ("In the Azure portal go to the Azure RemoteApp page.").
Seems the Azure layout changed and this tutorial is out of date.
I'd start with this article = https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/remoteapp-sql/
To oversimplify the steps.
1) You will need to create a custom image that has your application installed and import the image into Azure RemoteApp image library
2) create azure RemoteApp collection using that image
3) publish the app and assign users
4) launch the app and configure it to connect to your db which should reside on separate VM or external for example in SQL Azure.
I'm new in Azure and trying to add a custom application in my azure RemoteApp. I have created an Azure VM (windows 2012 R2 Evaluation) and an azure RemoteApp collection. I have added my custom application in VM at path c:\Customs\MyTestApplication\TestApplication.exe and also in remoteapp collectio have published this custom via path %SYSTEMDRIVE%\Customs\MyTestApplication\TestApplication.exe.
But when I am runing Azure RemoteApp client I see my test application but cannot run. It cannt find the test application.
Can anyone help me please? I have spend a lot of time in azure documentations without any success.
I think I must to connect my Azure VM in azure remoteapp collection but I don't know how!
Thank you
you are close, you must create a custom image and then import that image into azure RemoteApp image library and then create a Azure RemoteApp collection specifying that image. Read here for more information = https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/remoteapp-imageoptions/
I am working with Azure Remote App service. I can already use the default published applications on Remote App collection. But I want to upload my own windows application on Remote App collection but have no clue on how to do that.
Could some one guide me to some good resource or a direct way to accomplish this?
Thanks
To achieve what you want, you need to create a template image with your custom application in it and then use that image to create an Azure RemoteApp collection.
To create a template image with your custom application, you can follow these steps: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/remoteapp-image-on-azurevm/ (basically, create Azure VM, install your app on the VM, sysprep, save the image to Azure RemoteApp)
Then, your image will appear in the list of images when creating a collection and you can follow the steps here to create a cloud collection: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/remoteapp-create-cloud-deployment/ (pick the aforementioned image)
We have more documentation about the service here: http://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/services/remoteapp/ and we have other means of support here: https://www.remoteapp.windowsazure.com/en/support.aspx
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P.S.: I work on Azure RemoteApp