Azure Resource Manager
Official Documentation
Service Description
Azure Resource Manager enables you to work with the resources in your solution as a group. You can deploy, update, or delete all the resources for your solution in a single, coordinated operation. You use a template for deployment and that template can work for different environments such as testing, staging, and production. Resource Manager provides security, auditing, and tagging features to help you manage your resources after deployment.
Getting Started
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Building Infrastructure in Azure using Azure Resource Manager
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Web Content
Azure Documentation
1. Azure Resource Manager Documentation2. Overview
2.1. What is Resource Manager?
2.2. Resource providers and types
2.3. Resource Manager and Classic deployment
2.4. Subscription governance
2.5. Organize resources with management groups
3. Get started
3.1. Create and deploy template
3.2. VS Code extension for templates
3.3. Visual Studio with Resource Manager
4. How to
4.1. Create templates
4.1.1. Template sections
4.1.1.1. Parameters
4.1.1.2. Variables
4.1.1.3. Resources
4.1.1.4. Outputs
4.1.2. Linked and nested templates
4.1.3. Define dependency between resources
4.1.4. Create multiple instances
4.1.5. Update resource
4.2. Deploy
4.2.1. Azure PowerShell
4.2.1.1. Deploy template
4.2.1.2. Deploy private template with SAS token
4.2.1.3. Export template and redeploy
4.2.2. Azure CLI
4.2.2.1. Deploy template
4.2.2.2. Deploy private template with SAS token
4.2.2.3. Export template and redeploy
4.2.3. Azure portal
4.2.3.1. Deploy resources
4.2.3.2. Export template
4.2.4. REST API
4.2.5. Multiple resource groups or subscriptions
4.2.6. Continuous integration with Visual Studio Team Services
4.2.7. Pass secure values during deployment
4.3. Manage
4.3.1. Azure PowerShell
4.3.2. Azure CLI
4.3.3. Azure portal
4.3.4. Use tags to organize resources
4.3.5. Move resources to new group or subscription
4.3.6. Programmatically create EA subscriptions
4.3.7. Create management groups
4.3.8. Manage your management groups
4.4. Control Access
4.4.1. Create service principal
4.4.1.1. Azure PowerShell
4.4.1.2. Azure CLI
4.4.1.3. Azure portal
4.4.2. Authentication API to access subscriptions
4.4.3. Lock resources
4.5. Audit
4.5.1. View activity logs
4.5.2. View deployment operations
4.6. Troubleshoot
4.6.1. Troubleshoot deployment errors
4.6.2. AccountNameInvalid
4.6.3. InvalidTemplate
4.6.4. Linux deployment issues
4.6.5. NoRegisteredProviderFound
4.6.6. NotFound
4.6.7. ParentResourceNotFound
4.6.8. Provisioning and allocation issues for Linux
4.6.9. Provisioning and allocation issues for Windows
4.6.10. RequestDisallowedByPolicy
4.6.11. ReservedResourceName
4.6.12. ResourceQuotaExceeded
4.6.13. SkuNotAvailable
4.6.14. Windows deployment issues
5. Reference
5.1. Template format
5.2. Template functions
5.2.1. Array and object functions
5.2.2. Comparison functions
5.2.3. Deployment functions
5.2.4. Logical functions
5.2.5. Numeric functions
5.2.6. Resource functions
5.2.7. String functions
5.3. PowerShell
5.4. Azure CLI
5.5. .NET
5.6. Java
5.7. Python
5.8. REST
6. Resources
6.1. Azure Roadmap
6.2. Pricing calculator
6.3. Service updates
6.4. Stack Overflow
6.5. Manage personal data
6.6. Throttling requests
6.7. Track asynchronous operations
6.8. Videos
Web Pages
Online Training Content
Tools
| Tool | Description |
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| Logging on to Azure for your everyday job | Use a PowerShell profile function to load Azure RM account context automatically. If the context file does not exist, create one. Also, check the token for validity because it may have expired. |
| Automate Installation of Azure Resource Manager (ARM) Virtual Machine Extensions | Script to automate the installation of VM Extensions on Azure VMs. The "Extension Name" (Type) and "Publisher Name" are passed are parameters, along with optional "SettingString" JSON that can be used to configure Extension properties. |
| Create Azure service fabric cluster with ARM template and powershell | Create Azure service fabric cluster with ARM template and powershellThis step-by-step guide walks you through setting up a secure Azure Service Fabric cluster with scale set, storage accounts, load balancer in Azure by using Azure Resource Manager.note - Key vault , Reverse proxy |
| Azure Resource Manager Virtual Machine Power Management azure-rm-vm-manager.ps1 | This script azure-rm-vm-manager.ps1 provides the ability to simultaneously manage Azure Resource Manager IaaS virtual machines power states. Features: Lists all Azure RM IaaS virtual machines and their power states. Start, Stop, Restart all Azure RM IaaS virtual machines. |
| Azure Resource Explorer | Azure Resource Explorer is a web site where you can easily discover the Azure Resource Management APIs, get API documentation, and make actual API calls directly in your own subscriptions. |
