/// <summary>
/// Used to deploy the virtual machine
/// </summary>
void IVirtualMachineDeployment.Deploy()
{
var command = new CreateWindowsVirtualMachineDeploymentCommand(Properties)
{
SubscriptionId = Properties.SubscriptionId,
Certificate = Properties.Certificate
};
command.Execute();
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates a new virtual machine from a gallery template
/// </summary>
/// <param name="properties">Can be any gallery template</param>
public IVirtualMachineClient CreateNewVirtualMachineFromTemplateGallery(WindowsVirtualMachineProperties properties)
{
// for the time being we're going to adopt the default powershell cmdlet behaviour and always create a new cloud services
EnsureVirtualMachineProperties(properties);
if (!properties.UseExistingCloudService)
{
var cloudServiceCommand = new CreateCloudServiceCommand(properties.CloudServiceName, "Created by Fluent Management", properties.Location)
{
SubscriptionId = properties.SubscriptionId,
Certificate = properties.Certificate
};
cloudServiceCommand.Execute();
}
// continue to the create the virtual machine in the cloud service
var command = new CreateWindowsVirtualMachineDeploymentCommand(properties)
{
SubscriptionId = properties.SubscriptionId,
Certificate = properties.Certificate
};
command.Execute();
// start the role up -- this could take a while the previous two operations are fairly lightweight
// and the provisioning doesn't occur until the role starts not when it is created
var startCommand = new StartVirtualMachineCommand(properties)
{
SubscriptionId = properties.SubscriptionId,
Certificate = properties.Certificate
};
startCommand.Execute();
// important here to force a refresh - just in case someone to conduct an operation on the VM in a single step
Properties = properties;
var vm = VirtualMachine;
// create a new client and return this so that properties can be populated automatically
return(new WindowsVirtualMachineClient(properties));
}
