Managing virtual machines for Windows Azure PowerShell

We can use Windows Azure PowerShell to manage Windows Azure virtual machines. Next, let's look at how to create and delete virtual machines using Windows Azure PowerShell.

1. Get the virtual machine image. Get-azurevmimage This command returns a list of virtual machine images, because there are so many mirrors in azure now, it's best to redirect to a TXT file for viewing when running the command. In addition, we only need to know the name of the mirror after we create the virtual machine with the NEW-AZUREQUICKVM command, so we can filter out the imagename by executing the Get-azurevmimage plus pipeline. Such as

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2. Get the Azure region. Get-azurelocation, also we just need to know DisplayName, through the pipeline filter displayname can be.

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3.NEW-AZUREQUICKVM Create a virtual machine.

In PowerShell, execute the following command sequentially

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"
PS c:\users\huangcj> $location = get-azurelocation
PS c:\users\huangcj> $svcname = "Hcjtest"
PS c:\users\huangcj> $admpass = "abc;123456"
PS c:\users\huangcj> new-azurequickvm-windows-instancesize "Large"-servicename $svcname-name "Hcjt5"-imagename $i Ma
Ge-password $admpass-adminusername "HUANGCJ"-location $location [0].name

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$location [0].name is the China East, the Shanghai Data Center, $location [1].name is the Beijing data center.

When you're done, we'll see the created virtual machines in Azure portal.

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4. Deleting a virtual machine REMOVE-AZUREVM

It's easier to delete a name, see

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The above command does not delete the hard disk VHD file, and if you want to delete it, add the parameter –deletevhd

Managing virtual machines for Windows Azure PowerShell