The
following table provides links to PowerShell script samples that create and
manage Windows virtual machines (VMs).
Create virtual machines
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Creates a resource group, a virtual machine, and all
related resources, with a minimum of prompts.
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Creates a resource group, a virtual machine, and all
related resources.
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Creates several virtual machines in a highly-available and
load-balanced configuration.
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Creates a virtual machine and uses the Azure Custom Script
extension to install IIS.
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Creates a virtual machine and uses the Azure Desired State
Configuration (DSC) extension to install IIS.
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Uploads a local VHD file to Azure, creates an image from
the VHD, and then creates a VM from that image.
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Creates a virtual machine by attaching an existing Managed
Disk as OS disk.
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Creates a virtual machine from a snapshot by first
creating a managed disk from the snapshot and then attaching the new managed
disk as OS disk.
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Manage storage
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Creates a managed disk from a specialized VHD as an OS
disk, or from a data VHD as a data disk, in the same or a different
subscription.
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Creates a managed disk from a snapshot.
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Copies a managed disk to the same or a different
subscription that is in the same region as the parent managed disk.
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Exports a managed snapshot as a VHD to a storage account
in a different region.
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Exports the underlying VHD of a managed disk to a storage
account in a different region.
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Creates a snapshot from a VHD and then uses that snapshot
to create multiple identical managed disks quickly.
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Copies snapshot to the same or a different subscription
that is in the same region as the parent snapshot.
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Secure virtual machines
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Creates an Azure key vault, an encryption key, and a
service principal, and then encrypts a VM.
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Monitor virtual machines
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Creates a virtual machine, installs the Azure Log
Analytics agent, and enrolls the VM in a Log Analytics workspace.
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