Az.DiskPool

Microsoft Azure PowerShell: DiskPool cmdlets

DiskPool

Get-AzDiskPool	Get a Disk pool.
Get-AzDiskPoolIscsiTarget	Get an iSCSI Target.
Get-AzDiskPoolOutboundNetworkDependencyEndpoint	Gets the network endpoints of all outbound dependencies of a Disk Pool
Get-AzDiskPoolResourceSku	Lists available StoragePool resources and skus in an Azure location.
Get-AzDiskPoolZone	Lists available Disk Pool Skus in an Azure location.
Invoke-AzDiskPoolRedeployment	Upgrade replaces the underlying virtual machine hosts one at a time. This operation can take 10-15 minutes to complete. This is expected service behavior.
New-AzDiskPool	Create or Update Disk pool. This create or update operation can take 15 minutes to complete. This is expected service behavior.
New-AzDiskPoolAclObject	Create a in-memory object for Acl
New-AzDiskPoolIscsiLunObject	Create a in-memory object for IscsiLun
New-AzDiskPoolIscsiTarget	Create or Update an iSCSI Target.
Remove-AzDiskPool	Delete a Disk pool; attached disks are not affected. This delete operation can take 10 minutes to complete. This is expected service behavior.
Remove-AzDiskPoolIscsiTarget	Delete an iSCSI Target.
Start-AzDiskPool	The operation to start a Disk Pool. This start operation can take 10 minutes to complete. This is expected service behavior.
Stop-AzDiskPool	Shuts down the Disk Pool and releases the compute resources. You are not billed for the compute resources that this Disk Pool uses. This operation can take 10 minutes to complete. This is expected service behavior.
Update-AzDiskPool	Update a Disk pool.
Update-AzDiskPoolIscsiTarget	Update an iSCSI Target.