You are running a Linux guest in Azure Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS).
You must run a daily maintenance task. The maintenance task requires native BASH commands.
You need to configure Azure Automation to perform this task.
Which three actions should you perform? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
A.
Create an automation account.
B.
Create an Orchestrator runbook.
C.
Create an asset credential.
D.
Run the Invoke-Workflow Azure PowerShell cmdlet.
E.
Import the SSH PowerShell Module.
Explanation:
A: An Automation Account is a container for your Azure Automation resources: it provides a way to
separate your environments or further organize your workflows.
To create An Automation Account
1. Log in to the Azure Management Portal.
2. In the Management Portal, click Create an Automation Account.
3. On the Add a New Automation Account page, enter a name and pick a region for the account.
Get started with Azure Automation
http://azure.microsoft.com/en-gb/documentation/articles/automation-create-runbook-fromsamples/
C:
* Asset credentials are either a username and password combination that can be used with
Windows PowerShell commands or a certificate that is uploaded to Azure Automation.
* The Assets page in Automation displays the various resources (also called “settings”) that are
globally available to be used in or associated with a runbook, plus commands to import an
integration module, add a new asset, or delete an asset. Assets include variables, schedules,
credentials, and connections.
Getting Started with Azure Automation: Automation Assets
http://azure.microsoft.com/blog/2014/07/29/getting-started-with-azure-automation-automationassets-2/
E:
Managing SSH enabled Linux hosts using Service Management Automation
http://blogs.technet.com/b/orchestrator/archive/2014/05/01/managing-ssh-enabled-linux-hostsusing-service-management-automation.aspx
Given answers are correct.
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Base on:
workflow Say-Hello
{
#a linux host name
$host = Get-AutomationVariable -Name linux-host-dns-name
#admin credentials to the host
$cred = Get-AutomationPSCredential -Name linux-host-admin
$result = Invoke-AutomationSshCommand -ComputerName $host -Credential $cred -Command {
echo ‘Hello there!’;
}
Write-Output $result
}
A, C, D
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