ARM template build multiple VMs

Razzi29 331 Reputation points
2022-07-30T05:43:27.79+00:00

I have a scenario where I need to provision a bunch of VMs on Azure, and I am trying to find the best posible way by using ARM template then readimg a csv witth the defined machine names. There are some that need to have different machine size/ skus. Any assistance is appreciated.

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  1. srbhatta-MSFT 8,546 Reputation points Microsoft Employee
    2022-08-02T08:56:05.997+00:00

    Hello @Razzi29 ,
    Welcome to Microsoft QnA.
    You might not have received a response on this thread as there is no readily available solution for it. You will need to research a little and tweak solutions as per your requirement.
    Please refer to the below blogs that can help you (and feel free to tweak them as per your need )->
    Managing-arm-templates-with-csv-parameters
    NSG-CSV-to-ARM

    Once you have a rough template and you need help on specific areas, please reach back to us and we community members can take a look at it and try helping. Hope this helps you.
    Please do not hesitate to reach back to us incase of any queries or questions. Thanks :)

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