How to quickly create a centos vm on Microsoft Azure with a reserved IP

April 1, 2015 Lovell Felix 1 min read

Archive note: the tools and versions have moved on. I have kept this entry because the debugging path and the underlying constraint may still be useful.

This cmdlet creates a CentOS VM with a reserved public IP, plus a few additional goodies I've included along the way.

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Infrastructure and reliability engineer working on Linux platforms, configuration delivery, and deployment safety at fleet scale.

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