public static async Task <IActionResult> Run(
[HttpTrigger(AuthorizationLevel.Function, "get", "post",
Route = "subscriptions/{SUBSCRIPTIONID}/resourceGroups/{RESOURCEGROUPNAME}/providers/Microsoft.DevTestLab/labs/{LABNAME}/virtualmachines/{VIRTUALMACHINENAME}")] HttpRequest req,
string subscriptionId,
string resourceGroupName,
string labName,
string virtualMachineName,
ILogger log)
{
log.LogInformation($"Function to apply the Windows Update artifact on VM {virtualMachineName} in lab {labName} in subscription {subscriptionId} started processing at {DateTime.Now}");
// Authentication helper, keeps track of the access token and encapsulates authentication into Azure & DTL Client
var authenticationHelper = new Authentication(log);
await authenticationHelper.RetrieveAccessTokenAsync();
// login to the DevTest Labs APIs
var dtlClient = authenticationHelper.LoginToDevTestLabsAPIs(subscriptionId);
var azureClient = authenticationHelper.LoginToAzure(subscriptionId);
var devTestLabsHelper = new DevTestLabs(azureClient, dtlClient, log);
// Get the lab's resource id (which also confirms the lab exists)
string labResourceId = await devTestLabsHelper.GetDevTestLabResourceId(resourceGroupName, labName);
// Get the virtual machine
LabVirtualMachine vm = await devTestLabsHelper.GetDevTestLabVirtualMachine(resourceGroupName, labName, virtualMachineName);
// Let's make sure the VM is OK to apply artifacts
if (await devTestLabsHelper.IsVirtualMachineReadyForArtifacts(vm))
{
var artifactRequest = new ApplyArtifactsRequest(new List <ArtifactInstallProperties> {
new ArtifactInstallProperties($"{labResourceId}/artifactSources/public repo/artifacts/windows-install-windows-updates")
});
// We fire off the request to apply artifacts, but we don't wait until it's complete before wrapping up the function
// If we wanted to wait, we would use "dtlClient.VirtualMachines.ApplyArtifactsAsync()" instead
dtlClient.VirtualMachines.BeginApplyArtifacts(resourceGroupName, labName, virtualMachineName, artifactRequest);
}
else
{
log.LogError($"The VM must be running to apply artifacts! ResourceGroupName '{resourceGroupName}', LabName '{labName}', VM '{virtualMachineName}'");
return(new ContentResult()
{
Content = Content.GetHtmlResponse(Content.responseType.VirtualMachineNotRunning, false),
ContentType = "text/html",
StatusCode = 200
});
}
return(new ContentResult()
{
Content = Content.GetHtmlResponse(Content.responseType.VirtualMachineSuccess, true),
ContentType = "text/html",
StatusCode = 200
});
}
public static async Task <IActionResult> Run(
[HttpTrigger(AuthorizationLevel.Function, "get", "post",
Route = "subscriptions/{SUBSCRIPTIONID}/resourceGroups/{RESOURCEGROUPNAME}/providers/Microsoft.DevTestLab/labs/{LABNAME}")] HttpRequest req,
string subscriptionId,
string resourceGroupName,
string labName,
ILogger log)
{
log.LogInformation($"Function to update the InternalSupport page in lab {labName} in subscription {subscriptionId} started processing at {DateTime.Now}");
// Authentication helper, keeps track of the access token and encapsulates authentication into Azure & DTL Client
var authenticationHelper = new Authentication(log);
await authenticationHelper.RetrieveAccessTokenAsync();
// Content helper, helps build up the templates, content & strings
var content = new Content(log)
{
SubscriptionId = subscriptionId,
ResourceGroupName = resourceGroupName,
DevTestLabName = labName
};
// login to the DevTest Labs APIs
var dtlClient = authenticationHelper.LoginToDevTestLabsAPIs(subscriptionId);
var azureClient = authenticationHelper.LoginToAzure(subscriptionId);
var dtlHelper = new DevTestLabs(azureClient, dtlClient, log);
// this call throws an exception if we can't find the lab. The most likely case
// is that the request contained invalid information (invalid lab name for example)
// we use that for validation that the lab really exists
await dtlHelper.GetDevTestLabResourceId(resourceGroupName, labName);
// Get the list of virtual machines in a lab including any artifacts that were applied
var virtualMachines = await dtlClient.VirtualMachines.ListAsync(resourceGroupName, labName, "''&$expand=Properties($expand=Artifacts)");
// Add in the list of VMs to the page content
content.AddVirtualMachines(virtualMachines);
string finalMarkDown = content.GetMarkdown();
// get the lab again - just to ensure we have the latest before updating (so we don't accidently update with old properties)
// Information we need for the Virtual Machines: Name, OS, Claimable, Owner, applied artifacts, Needs Windows Updates
log.LogInformation(" Updating the lab with the new internal support page");
var lab = await dtlClient.Labs.GetAsync(resourceGroupName, labName);
lab.Support = new LabSupportProperties("enabled", finalMarkDown);
// Choose a really short polling duration because updating the lab's properties is fast
// ONLY do this for lab property updates, do not set this timeout so low for 'Create' operations
dtlClient.LongRunningOperationRetryTimeout = 0;
await dtlClient.Labs.CreateOrUpdateAsync(resourceGroupName, labName, lab);
// Set the polling duration for the client back to 30 (the default)
dtlClient.LongRunningOperationRetryTimeout = 30;
log.LogInformation($"Function to update the InternalSupport page in lab {labName} in subscription {subscriptionId} completed processing at {DateTime.Now}");
return(new ContentResult()
{
Content = Content.GetHtmlResponse(Content.responseType.LabSuccess, true),
ContentType = "text/html",
StatusCode = 200
});
}
