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readme.md

VM bootstorm workload for Azure and AzureStack

DESCRIPTION

This template deploys requested number of A2 size Windows Server 2012R2 VMs and a controller VM with public IP address in same virtual network. Controller VM turn-off all VMs then boot them simultaneously to measure an average and end-to-end VM boot time.

RESULTS

VM bootstorm results file is uploaded to Unique Azure Storage Account ('uniqueStorageAccountName' parameter provided by you) as a blob with name 'VMBootAllResult.log'. Detailed logs are also uploaded alongside with name 'VMBootAll.log'

DEPLOY

Click 'New' -> 'Custom' -> 'Template Deployment'

Copy content in azuredeploy.json, click 'Edit Template', paste all the content and click 'Save'

Fill in the parameters

Click 'Create New' to create a new 'Resource Group'

Click 'Create'

Wait for results to appear in 'Storage Account' of a given 'Resource Group' parameter name resource

PARAMETERS

Azure AD Application Id: <Application ID returned by New-AzureADServicePrincipal cmdlet while setting up Azure SPN Configuration>

Azure AD Application Password: <Password you entered for New-AzureADServicePrincipal cmdlet while setting up Azure SPN Configuration>

Tenant Id: (Get-AzureSubscription).TenantId

VM Count: <Choose number of VMs to deploy>