RunCommand extension handler runs scripts within VMs sent by PUT RunCommand resource to a Linux VM.
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Azure RunCommand Extension Handler for Linux (1.3.0)

RunCommand extension handler runs scripts on VMs send by deploying a RunCommand resource to a Linux VM. These scripts can be used to bootstrap/install software, run administrative tasks, or run automation tasks. RunCommand can run an inline script you specify or download a script file from the Internet or Azure Storage.

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