public override void Execute()
{
var createMultipleVms = new CreateMultipleVms(Context);
createMultipleVms.Execute();
var sub = new AzureResourceManagerClient().GetSubscriptionOperations(Context.SubscriptionId);
var rg = sub.GetResourceGroupOperations(Context.RgName);
var virtualMachineContainer = rg.GetVirtualMachineContainer();
foreach (var response in virtualMachineContainer.List())
{
var virtualMachine = virtualMachineContainer.Get(response.Data.Id.Name);
Debug.Assert(virtualMachine.Value.Data.Name.Equals(response.Data.Id.Name));
}
var virtualNetworkContainer = rg.GetVirtualNetworkContainer();
foreach (var response in virtualNetworkContainer.List())
{
var virtualNetwork = virtualNetworkContainer.Get(response.Data.Id.Name);
Debug.Assert(virtualNetwork.Value.Data.Name.Equals(response.Data.Id.Name));
foreach (var subnetResponse in response.GetSubnetContainer().List())
{
var actualSubnet = subnetResponse.Get();
var subnets = response.GetSubnetContainer().Get(actualSubnet.Value.Data.Name);
Debug.Assert(subnets.Value.Data.Name.Equals(actualSubnet.Value.Data.Name));
}
}
Console.WriteLine("\nDone all asserts passed ...");
}
public override void Execute()
{
var createVm = new CreateSingleVmExample(Context);
createVm.Execute();
var client = new AzureResourceManagerClient();
//retrieve from lowest level, doesn't give ability to walk up and down the container structure
var vmOp = client.GetResourceOperations <VirtualMachineOperations>(Context.SubscriptionId, Context.RgName, Context.VmName);
var vm = vmOp.Get().Value.Data;
Console.WriteLine($"Found VM {vm.Id}");
//retrieve from lowest level inside management package gives ability to walk up and down
var rg = client.GetResourceGroupOperations(Context.SubscriptionId, Context.RgName);
var vm2 = rg.GetVirtualMachineOperations(Context.VmName).Get().Value.Data;
Console.WriteLine($"Found VM {vm2.Id}");
}
