AZURE
Virtual Machines actions
17 actions you can wire into a flow, alongside everything else in the Azure integration.
Every Virtual Machines action
- Azure Disk: List Managed DisksList managed disks in a resource group (or across the whole subscription), with size, SKU and the VM each is attached to.
- Azure Image: List Custom ImagesList custom managed images in a resource group (or across the whole subscription). Marketplace images are selected by publisher/offer/sku when creating a VM.
- Azure NSG: Add Inbound RuleAdd or update an inbound rule on a Network Security Group (protocol, ports, source/destination, allow or deny).
- Azure NSG: Create Security GroupCreate a Network Security Group. It starts with Azure's default rules; add your own with the Add Inbound Rule action.
- Azure NSG: Delete Security GroupDelete a Network Security Group. Azure refuses if it is still attached to a subnet or network interface.
- Azure NSG: List Security GroupsList Network Security Groups in a resource group (or across the whole subscription), with their location, rule count and tags.
- Azure NSG: Remove Inbound RuleRemove a named rule from a Network Security Group.
- Azure Resource: Set TagsAdd or update tags on any Azure resource by its ARM ID. Existing tags are preserved; only the supplied keys are added or overwritten.
- Azure Snapshot: CreateCreate a point-in-time snapshot of a managed disk. Waits until the snapshot is ready.
- Azure Snapshot: ListList managed-disk snapshots in a resource group (or across the whole subscription), with size, state and location.
- Azure SSH Key: ListList stored SSH public keys in a resource group (or across the whole subscription). Only the public key is stored by Azure.
- Azure VM: CreateCreate a Virtual Machine from a marketplace image, attached to an existing network interface. Waits until the VM is provisioned.
- Azure VM: DeleteDelete a Virtual Machine and wait until it is removed. Attached disks and network interfaces are not deleted.
- Azure VM: List Virtual MachinesList Virtual Machines in a resource group (or across the whole subscription), with their power state (running/deallocated), size, location, OS and tags.
- Azure VM: RestartReboot a running Virtual Machine and wait until it is running again.
- Azure VM: StartStart a stopped or deallocated Virtual Machine and wait until it is running.
- Azure VM: Stop (Deallocate)Stop a Virtual Machine and release its compute so it stops incurring compute charges. Waits until the VM is deallocated.
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Put Virtual Machines in a flow
These actions sit on the same canvas as every other integration, so a Virtual Machines step can follow a form, a schedule or a message without any glue code.
