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You can deploy a feature Start/Stop VMs v2 to an Azure subscription. The deployment is initiated from the Start/Stop VMs v2 GitHub organization. While this feature is intended to manage all of your VMs in your subscription across all resource groups from a single deployment within the subscription, you can also install another instance of it based on the operations model or requirements of your organization. It also can be configured to centrally manage VMs across multiple subscriptions.To simplify management and removal, we recommend you deploy Start/Stop VMs v2 to a dedicated resource group.
To manage the automation method to control the start and stop of your VMs, you can configure schedule logic apps based on your requirements.
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