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This ARM template deploys a VM and runs a PowerShell script using a custom script extension.
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The custom script extension sets up 2 scheduled tasks:
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### Step 1 - Install a VM in the Default Provider Subscription
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1. Login to admin portal
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2. Create Windows Server 2016 VM
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3. Name VM: UploadToOMSVM
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4. Choose A1 Standard
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5. Wait for VM deployment to complete
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### Step 2 - Prep the VM
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1. Download 2 files from the root of this github project to the c:\ of the VM you just deployed (InvokeMasterScript.ps1 and MasterScript.ps1)
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### Step 3 - Get required variables
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The following are required to setup the environment. You should gather these variables before proceeding to the next step.
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#### DeploymentGUID = “<e.g. 41da4fdd-0e5f-4ecb-85d2-52cb85cd1fca>”
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1. Access the privileged endpoint
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2. Run Get-AzureStackStampInformation
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3. Find and copy the deploymentguid from the output
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#### azureStackAdminUsername ="<e.g. Serviceadmin@myazurestackinstance.onmicrosoft.com>"
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1. Update with the Azure Stack Service Admin account email
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#### azureStackAdminPassword = "<e.g. MyAzureStackPassword206!>"
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1. Update with the Azure Stack Service Admin account password
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#### CloudName ="<e.g. Orlando MTC>"
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1. Update location with the name of your Cloud, this is how most data will pivot in the views
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#### Region = "<e.g. Orlando>"
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1. Update with the region name used when deploying Azure Stack
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#### Fqdn = "<e.g. azurestack.corp.microsoft.com>"
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1. Update with the FQDN name used when deploying Azure Stack
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#### OMSWorkpsaceID= "<ID of your log analytics workspace>"
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1. Update with the OMS/Log Analytics Workspace ID which can be found in the settings pane of your Log Analytics workspace
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#### OMSSharedKey = "<Log Analytics Workspace Shared Key>"
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1. Update with the OMS/Log Analytics Workspace Shared Key found in the settings pane of your Log Analytics workspace
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#### OEM = "<replace with your hardware vendor name>"
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1. Update with the name of your hardware vendor. Allows for reports in log analytics utilizing the OEM name.
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### Step 4 – Update variables
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1. Open an elevated PowerShell ISE session
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2. Open the file C:\InvokeMasterScript.ps1
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3. Update the variables using the data gathered in Step 3
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### Step 5 – Execute the script & update the scheduled task
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1. Run the InvokeMasterScript.ps1 now that the variables have been updated.
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2. Once the script completes, open Task Scheduler, right click on the newly created tasks named UsageDataUpload1 & OperationalDataUpload1, click Properties, and click "Change User or Group" (the Run As account) to the Admin UserName and Password of the UploadToOMSVM VM.
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3. Click Run. Operational Data will be piushed every 13 minutes now. Usage Data will be pushed at 9am every day.
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The scripts sets up 2 scheduled tasks:
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1. Upload of 1-day worth of usage data provided from the Provider Usage API at 9am every day.

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