Microsoft Azure CLI ConnectedVMware Extension

The Azure CLI extension for Azure Arc for VMware PrivateCloud is an extension for Azure CLI 2.0.

Install

az extension add --name connectedvmware

Usage

See the extension reference documenation. Examples:

Create Vcenter Resource

az connectedvmware vcenter connect \
    --subscription subscriptionId \
    --resource-group resourceGroupName \
    --location locationName \
    --custom-location customLocationName \
    --fqdn vcenterFqdn \
    --username userName \
    --password password \
    --name resourceName

Create Resource Pool Resource

az connectedvmware resource-pool create \
    --subscription subscriptionId \
    --resource-group resourceGroupName \
    --location locationName \
    --custom-location customLocationName \
    --vcenter vcenterResourceName \
    --mo-ref-id morefId \
    --name resourceName

Create Cluster Resource

az connectedvmware cluster create \
    --subscription subscriptionId \
    --resource-group resourceGroupName \
    --location locationName \
    --custom-location customLocationName \
    --vcenter vcenterResourceName \
    --mo-ref-id morefId \
    --name resourceName

Create Host Resource

az connectedvmware host create \
    --subscription subscriptionId \
    --resource-group resourceGroupName \
    --location locationName \
    --custom-location customLocationName \
    --vcenter vcenterResourceName \
    --mo-ref-id morefId \
    --name resourceName

Create Datastore Resource

az connectedvmware datastore create \
    --subscription subscriptionId \
    --resource-group resourceGroupName \
    --location locationName \
    --custom-location customLocationName \
    --vcenter vcenterResourceName \
    --mo-ref-id morefId \
    --name resourceName

Create VM Template Resource

az connectedvmware vm-template create \
    --subscription subscriptionId \
    --resource-group resourceGroupName \
    --location locationName \
    --custom-location customLocationName \
    --vcenter vcenterResourceName \
    --mo-ref-id morefId \
    --name resourceName

Create Virtual Network Resource

az connectedvmware virtual-network create \
    --subscription subscriptionId \
    --resource-group resourceGroupName \
    --location locationName \
    --custom-location customLocationName \
    --vcenter vcenterResourceName \
    --mo-ref-id morefId \
    --name resourceName

Create Virtual Machine Resource

az connectedvmware vm create \
    --subscription subscriptionId \
    --resource-group resourceGroupName \
    --location locationName \
    --custom-location customLocationName \
    --vcenter vcenterResourceName \
    --resource-pool resourcePoolResourceName \
    --vm-template vmTemplateResourceName \
    --name resourceName

Uninstall

You can see if the extension is installed by running az --version or az extension list. You can remove the extension by running:

az extension remove --name connectedvmware

If you have issues, please give feedback by opening an issue at https://github.com/Azure/azure-cli-extensions/issues.