Créer un service cloud Azure (support étendu)

Ces exemples couvrent différentes façons de créer un déploiement du service cloud Azure (support étendu).

Créer un service cloud avec un seul rôle

# Create role profile object
PS C:\> $role = New-AzCloudServiceRoleProfilePropertiesObject -Name 'ContosoFrontend' -SkuName 'Standard_D1_v2' -SkuTier 'Standard' -SkuCapacity 2
PS C:\> $roleProfile = @{role = @($role)}

# Create network profile object
PS C:\> $publicIp = Get-AzPublicIpAddress -ResourceGroupName ContosOrg -Name ContosIp
PS C:\> $feIpConfig = New-AzCloudServiceLoadBalancerFrontendIPConfigurationObject -Name 'ContosoFe' -PublicIPAddressId $publicIp.Id
PS C:\> $loadBalancerConfig = New-AzCloudServiceLoadBalancerConfigurationObject -Name 'ContosoLB' -FrontendIPConfiguration $feIpConfig
PS C:\> $networkProfile = @{loadBalancerConfiguration = $loadBalancerConfig}

# Read Configuration File
$cscfgFile = ""
$cscfgContent = Get-Content $cscfgFile | Out-String

# Create cloud service
$cloudService = New-AzCloudService                                              `
                  -Name ContosoCS                                               `
                  -ResourceGroupName ContosOrg                                  `
                  -Location EastUS                                              `
                  -PackageUrl "https://xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx"    `
                  -Configuration $cscfgContent                                  `
                  -UpgradeMode 'Auto'                                           `
                  -RoleProfile $roleProfile                                     `
                  -NetworkProfile $networkProfile

Créer un service cloud avec un seul rôle et l’extension Bureau à distance

# Create role profile object
PS C:\> $role = New-AzCloudServiceRoleProfilePropertiesObject -Name 'ContosoFrontend' -SkuName 'Standard_D1_v2' -SkuTier 'Standard' -SkuCapacity 2
PS C:\> $roleProfile = @{role = @($role)}

# Create network profile object
PS C:\> $publicIp = Get-AzPublicIpAddress -ResourceGroupName ContosoOrg -Name ContosIp
PS C:\> $feIpConfig = New-AzCloudServiceLoadBalancerFrontendIPConfigurationObject -Name 'ContosoFe' -PublicIPAddressId $publicIp.Id
PS C:\> $loadBalancerConfig = New-AzCloudServiceLoadBalancerConfigurationObject -Name 'ContosoLB' -FrontendIPConfiguration $feIpConfig
PS C:\> $networkProfile = @{loadBalancerConfiguration = $loadBalancerConfig}

# Create RDP extension object
PS C:\> $credential = Get-Credential
PS C:\> $expiration = (Get-Date).AddYears(1)
PS C:\> $extension = New-AzCloudServiceRemoteDesktopExtensionObject -Name 'RDPExtension' -Credential $credential -Expiration $expiration -TypeHandlerVersion '1.2.1'
PS C:\> $extensionProfile = @{extension = @($extension)}

# Read Configuration File
$cscfgFile = ""
$cscfgContent = Get-Content $cscfgFile | Out-String

# Create cloud service
$cloudService = New-AzCloudService                                              `
                  -Name ContosoCS                                               `
                  -ResourceGroupName ContosOrg                                  `
                  -Location EastUS                                              `
                  -PackageUrl "https://xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx"    `
                  -Configuration $cscfgContent                                  `
                  -UpgradeMode 'Auto'                                           `
                  -RoleProfile $roleProfile                                     `
                  -NetworkProfile $networkProfile                               `
                  -ExtensionProfile $extensionProfile

Créer un service cloud avec un seul rôle et un certificat issu d’un coffre de clés

# Create role profile object
$role = New-AzCloudServiceRoleProfilePropertiesObject -Name 'ContosoFrontend' -SkuName 'Standard_D1_v2' -SkuTier 'Standard' -SkuCapacity 2
$roleProfile = @{role = @($role)}

# Create OS profile object
$keyVault = Get-AzKeyVault -ResourceGroupName ContosOrg -VaultName ContosKeyVault
$certificate=Get-AzKeyVaultCertificate -VaultName ContosKeyVault -Name ContosCert
$secretGroup = New-AzCloudServiceVaultSecretGroupObject -Id $keyVault.ResourceId -CertificateUrl $certificate.SecretId
$osProfile = @{secret = @($secretGroup)}

# Create network profile object
$publicIp = Get-AzPublicIpAddress -ResourceGroupName ContosOrg -Name ContosIp
$feIpConfig = New-AzCloudServiceLoadBalancerFrontendIPConfigurationObject -Name 'ContosoFe' -PublicIPAddressId $publicIp.Id
$loadBalancerConfig = New-AzCloudServiceLoadBalancerConfigurationObject -Name 'ContosoLB' -FrontendIPConfiguration $feIpConfig
$networkProfile = @{loadBalancerConfiguration = $loadBalancerConfig}

# Read Configuration File
$cscfgFile = ""
$cscfgContent = Get-Content $cscfgFile | Out-String

# Create cloud service
$cloudService = New-AzCloudService                                              `
                  -Name ContosoCS                                               `
                  -ResourceGroupName ContosOrg                                  `
                  -Location EastUS                                              `
                  -PackageUrl "https://xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx"    `
                  -Configuration $cscfgContent                                  `
                  -UpgradeMode 'Auto'                                           `
                  -RoleProfile $roleProfile                                     `
                  -NetworkProfile $networkProfile                               `
                  -OSProfile $osProfile

Créer un service cloud avec plusieurs rôles et extensions

# Create role profile object
$role1 = New-AzCloudServiceRoleProfilePropertiesObject -Name 'ContosoFrontend' -SkuName 'Standard_D1_v2' -SkuTier 'Standard' -SkuCapacity 2
$role2 = New-AzCloudServiceRoleProfilePropertiesObject -Name 'ContosoBackend' -SkuName 'Standard_D1_v2' -SkuTier 'Standard' -SkuCapacity 2
$roleProfile = @{role = @($role1, $role2)}

# Create network profile object
$publicIp = Get-AzPublicIpAddress -ResourceGroupName ContosOrg -Name ContosIp
$feIpConfig = New-AzCloudServiceLoadBalancerFrontendIPConfigurationObject -Name 'ContosoFe' -PublicIPAddressId $publicIp.Id
$loadBalancerConfig = New-AzCloudServiceLoadBalancerConfigurationObject -Name 'ContosoLB' -FrontendIPConfiguration $feIpConfig
$networkProfile = @{loadBalancerConfiguration = $loadBalancerConfig}

# Create RDP extension object
$credential = Get-Credential
$expiration = (Get-Date).AddYears(1)
$rdpExtension = New-AzCloudServiceRemoteDesktopExtensionObject -Name 'RDPExtension' -Credential $credential -Expiration $expiration -TypeHandlerVersion '1.2.1'

# Create Geneva extension object
$genevaExtension = New-AzCloudServiceExtensionObject -Name GenevaExtension -Publisher Microsoft.Azure.Geneva -Type GenevaMonitoringPaaS -TypeHandlerVersion "2.14.0.2"
$extensionProfile = @{extension = @($rdpExtension, $genevaExtension)}

# Add tags
$tag=@{"Owner" = "Contoso"}

# Read Configuration File
$cscfgFile = ""
$cscfgContent = Get-Content $cscfgFile | Out-String

# Create cloud service
$cloudService = New-AzCloudService                                              `
                  -Name ContosoCS                                               `
                  -ResourceGroupName ContosOrg                                  `
                  -Location EastUS                                              `
                  -PackageUrl "https://xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx"    `
                  -Configuration $cscfgContent                                  `
                  -UpgradeMode 'Auto'                                           `
                  -RoleProfile $roleProfile                                     `
                  -NetworkProfile $networkProfile                               `
                  -ExtensionProfile $extensionProfile                           `
                  -Tag $tag

Étapes suivantes

• Pour plus d’informations sur Azure Cloud Services (support étendu), consultez Vue d’ensemble d’Azure Cloud Services (support étendu).
• Visitez le dépôt d’exemples de Cloud Services (support étendu).