public void AddRolesToExistingDeployment(List <LinuxVirtualMachineProperties> properties, string cloudServiceName, ServiceCertificateModel serviceCertificate)
{
// add the service certificate
AddServiceCertificateToRoles(serviceCertificate, cloudServiceName, ref properties);
// concurrency doesn't work - there is no way to build a fast deployment :-(
foreach (var theProperty in properties)
{
theProperty.CloudServiceName = cloudServiceName;
// clousrure may cause an exception here - proof is in the pudding!
var startCommand = new AddLinuxVirtualMachineToDeploymentCommand(theProperty, cloudServiceName)
{
SubscriptionId = SubscriptionId,
Certificate = ManagementCertificate
};
startCommand.Execute();
Trace.WriteLine(String.Format("Added VM with hostname {0} to deployment", theProperty.HostName));
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates a new virtual machine from a gallery template
/// </summary>
/// <param name="properties">Can be any gallery template</param>
/// <param name="cloudServiceName">The name of the cloud service - if it doesn't exist it will be created</param>
/// <param name="serviceCertificate">The service certificate responsible for adding the ssh keys</param>
/// <param name="location">Where the cloud service will be created if it doesn't exist</param>
/// <param name="affinityGroup">Affinity group that this service will live in</param>
public IVirtualMachineClient CreateNewVirtualMachineDeploymentFromTemplateGallery(List <LinuxVirtualMachineProperties> properties, string cloudServiceName, ServiceCertificateModel serviceCertificate = null, string location = LocationConstants.NorthEurope, string affinityGroup = "")
{
if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(cloudServiceName))
{
throw new FluentManagementException("Cloud service name cannot be empty", "LinuxVirtualMachineClient");
}
// if the cloud service doesn't exist we'll create it
// first check that the service is available
var checkCloudServiceAvailabilityCommand = new CheckCloudServiceNameAvailableCommand(cloudServiceName)
{
SubscriptionId = SubscriptionId,
Certificate = ManagementCertificate
};
checkCloudServiceAvailabilityCommand.Execute();
Trace.WriteLine(String.Format("Checked cloud service availability - is available: {0}", checkCloudServiceAvailabilityCommand.CloudServiceAvailable));
// when the check is complete we'll create the cloud service in the specified or default region if it doesn't exist
if (checkCloudServiceAvailabilityCommand.CloudServiceAvailable)
{
var cloudServiceCommand = new CreateCloudServiceCommand(cloudServiceName, "Created by Fluent Management", location, affinityGroup)
{
SubscriptionId = SubscriptionId,
Certificate = ManagementCertificate
};
cloudServiceCommand.Execute();
Trace.WriteLine(String.Format("Cloud service named {0} has been created", cloudServiceName));
}
// adds service certificate to the deployment
if (serviceCertificate != null)
{
AddServiceCertificateToRoles(serviceCertificate, cloudServiceName, ref properties);
Trace.WriteLine("A new service certificate has been added to the cloud service");
ServiceCertificate = serviceCertificate.ServiceCertificate.Export(X509ContentType.Pfx);
}
// This is really unfortunate and not documented anywhere - unable to add multiple roles to a rolelist!!!
// continue to the create the virtual machine in the cloud service
var command = new CreateLinuxVirtualMachineDeploymentCommand(new List <LinuxVirtualMachineProperties>(new[] { properties[0] }), cloudServiceName)
{
SubscriptionId = SubscriptionId,
Certificate = ManagementCertificate
};
command.Execute();
// raise this event every time we create a VM
if (LinuxVirtualMachineCreationEvent != null)
{
LinuxVirtualMachineCreationEvent(this, properties[0]);
}
Trace.WriteLine("Deployment created and first virtual machine added");
// try and add the other concurrently
// concurrency doesn't work - there is no way to build a fast deployment :-(
for (int i = 1; i < properties.Count; i++)
{
// add this we'll need to ensure that it's populated for the command
var theProperty = properties[i];
theProperty.CloudServiceName = cloudServiceName;
// clousrure may cause an exception here - proof is in the pudding!
var startCommand = new AddLinuxVirtualMachineToDeploymentCommand(theProperty, cloudServiceName)
{
SubscriptionId = SubscriptionId,
Certificate = ManagementCertificate
};
startCommand.Execute();
// raise this event every time we create a VM
if (LinuxVirtualMachineCreationEvent != null)
{
LinuxVirtualMachineCreationEvent(this, theProperty);
}
Trace.WriteLine(String.Format("New VM added to deployment with hostname {0}", theProperty.HostName));
}
if (LinuxVirtualMachineStatusEvent != null)
{
Task.Factory.StartNew(() => CheckVmDeploymentIsRunning(properties));
}
// important here to force a refresh - just in case someone to conduct an operation on the VM in a single step
Properties = properties;
// create a new client and return this so that properties can be populated automatically
return(new LinuxVirtualMachineClient(properties, SubscriptionId, ManagementCertificate));
}