* Multiple VMs Availability set quick start template - initial checkin.
* Add Parameters json file.
* Added Metadat json and readme files
* CR feedback addressed.
* Update DSC resource to have absolute data disk numbers.
* Updated xSqlPs DSC resource
* Using WS2012 R2 image for SQL VM because of corresponding DSC resource.
* Updated DSC resource for xSqlServerSetup
* Fixed SqlAsset location
* BugFix 12568338 - QuickStart Template<exchange-2016-non-ha> deployment has a failure on master run
* Update VM size for exchange VM to Standard_D2.
* Add a step to install .Net3.5 in the DSC configuration.
* Use Get-NetAdapter instead of hardcoding Net adapter name
* Fix for not to use hardcoded name for net adapter.
* Fixed the command
* Multiple VMs Availability set quick start template - initial checkin.
* Add Parameters json file.
* Added Metadat json and readme files
* CR feedback addressed.
* Update DSC resource to have absolute data disk numbers.
* Updated xSqlPs DSC resource
* Using WS2012 R2 image for SQL VM because of corresponding DSC resource.
* Update Default for storage account
* Update the templates to remove warning pointed out by template validator
* Fix extension type (#202)
* Update azuredeploy.json
* Update azuredeploy.json
* Fixed jetstress Storage Endpoint api usage (#152)
* Metadata.json fix for all the existing ones and newly created for Linux templates (#154)
* Docker swarm compute resource apiversion fix (#157)
* SharePoint 2013 and VS2013 template readme updates (#160)
Updated readme files for the SharePoint 2013 and Visual Studio 2013
templates
* More fixes based on VS code tool (#163)
* Updating download files DSC resources
Updating the SharePoint and Visual Studio templates with the latest
versions of xDownloadFile and xDownloadISO
* Updating xDownloadISO on SQL server template
Updating to the latest version of xDownloadISO
Made several fixes to make the AD, SQL and SharePoint non HA template
deployable on Azure and Azure Stack. Summary of fixes:
---All templates---
* Fixed the default DNS prefix values for public IP addresses
* Removed the hard coded DNS IP address from the Azure Stack TP1
workaround for internet connectivity
* Dynamically detect the data disk numbers to account for Azure's
default data disk (on DSC configuration scripts)
---AD---
* Automatically detect DNS server addresses for internet connectivity
and add them as DNS forwarders after AD setup (on DSC configuration
script)
---SQL---
* Merged the changes to add the parameter for SQL download source
* Added install of .NET 3.5 on the SQL server machine (on DSC
configuration script)
---SharePoint---
* Added the SQL download source parameter
* Fixed a bug in which the public IP for SharePoint was not getting
correctly assigned
* Detect if .NET 4.6 is installed if so uninstall it (workaround for a
SharePoint 2013 setup bug, done on the DSC configuration script)
1) Keeping the template naming to azuredepoly.parameters.json for the
parameter file. We will keep the original JSON as azuredeploy.json. If
we need to keep a version of this for Azure compatibility we will create
a checkin into Azure quick start template so there is consistency
between Azurestack and Azure templates everywhere.
2) Update the parameter schema to deploymentParameters.json
3) Reduce the number of parameters. We will hard code the best possible
size for the VM, Subnet, storageType, assetLocation , IPAddressRange and
IPAddress. We will also keep the location of all the resources as the
resource group. We will update the readme to reflect this and let folks
change it if they need to.
4) Ran this though JSON online formatter (will check and update if the
VS native formatter is same as this)
5) Moved all the APIVersions to a variable.
6) Updated all the resource names with the resource group name. Will
also update this in the readme to ensure that RG name is not given
something which can potentially fail.
7) Add output even if it is blank to all the files
8) For every resource group tried to keep the flow as name, type,
location, apiversion, dependson and properties so that it looks uniform
all over.