Infrastructure

Azure Stack Infrastructure Administration

Instructions below are relative to the .\Infrastructure folder of the AzureStack-Tools repo. This also requires the Azure Stack Connect Module to be imported before running any of the commands. The Module can also be found in the AzureStack-Tools repo.

Whats new for TP3:

• New Cmdlet Name Prefix
• API Resource Name changes
• New cmdlets
• Use of Azure Stack Connect Module

Import the Module

Import-Module .\AzureStack.Infra.psm1

Add PowerShell environment

Import-Module .\AzureStack.Connect.psm1
$Password = ConvertTo-SecureString "<Admin password provided when deploying Azure Stack>" -AsPlainText -Force
$AadTenant = Get-AzureStackAadTenant  -HostComputer <Host IP Address> -Password $Password
Add-AzureStackAzureRmEnvironment -AadTenant $AadTenant
Login-AzureRmAccount -EnvironmentName "AzureStack" -TenantId $AadTenant

Individual Command Usage

Explains each individual command and shows how to use it

Retrieve Infrastructure Alerts

List active and closed Infrastructure Alerts

$credential = Get-Credential
Get-AzSAlert -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant

Note: The cmdlet requires credentials to retrieve Alerts. Provide the administrator Azure Active Directory credentials, such as <Admin Account>@<mydirectory>.onmicrosoft.com or the ADFS credentials, to the prompt.

The command does the following:

• Authenticates to the Azure Stack environment
• Retrieves Active & Closed Alerts

Close Infrastructure Alerts

Close any active Infrastructure Alert. Run Get-AzureStackAlert to get the AlertID, required to close a specific Alert.

$credential = Get-Credential
Close-AzSAlert -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant -AlertID "ID"

Note: The cmdlet requires credentials to close active Alert. Provide the administrator Azure Active Directory credentials, such as <Admin Account>@<mydirectory>.onmicrosoft.com or the ADFS credentials, to the prompt.

The command does the following:

• Authenticates to the Azure Stack environment
• Close active Alert

Get Region Update Summary

Review the Update Summary for a specified region.

$credential = Get-Credential
Get-AzSUpdateSummary -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant

Note: The cmdlet requires credentials to retrieve Region Update Summary. Provide the administrator Azure Active Directory credentials, such as <Admin Account>@<mydirectory>.onmicrosoft.com or the ADFS credentials, to the prompt.

The command does the following:

• Authenticates to the Azure Stack environment
• Retrieves Region Update Summary

Get Azure Stack Update

Retrieves list of Azure Stack Updates

$credential = Get-Credential
Get-AzSUpdate -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant

Note: The cmdlet requires credentials to retrieve Azure Stack Updates. Provide the administrator Azure Active Directory credentials, such as <Admin Account>@<mydirectory>.onmicrosoft.com or the ADFS credentials, to the prompt.

The command does the following:

• Authenticates to the Azure Stack environment
• List Azure Stack Updates

Apply Azure Stack Update

Applies a specific Azure Stack Update that is downloaded and applicable. Run Get-AzureStackUpdate to retrieve Update Version first

$credential = Get-Credential
Apply-AzSUpdate -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant -vupdate "Update Version"

Note: The cmdlet requires credentials to apply a specific Update. Provide the administrator Azure Active Directory credentials, such as <Admin Account>@<mydirectory>.onmicrosoft.com or the ADFS credentials, to the prompt.

The command does the following:

• Authenticates to the Azure Stack environment
• Applies specified Update

Get Azure Stack Update Run

Should be used to validate a specific Update Run or look at previous update runs

$credential = Get-Credential
Get-AzSUpdateRun -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant -vupdate "Update Version"

Note: The cmdlet requires credentials to retrieve Update Run information. Provide the administrator Azure Active Directory credentials, such as <Admin Account>@<mydirectory>.onmicrosoft.com or the ADFS credentials, to the prompt.

The command does the following:

• Authenticates to the Azure Stack environment
• Lists Update Run information for a specific Azure Stack update

List Infrastructure Roles

Does list all Infrastructure Roles

$credential = Get-Credential
Get-AzSInfraRole -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant

Note: The cmdlet requires credentials to retrieve Infrastructure Roles. Provide the administrator Azure Active Directory credentials, such as <Admin Account>@<mydirectory>.onmicrosoft.com or the ADFS credentials, to the prompt.

The command does the following:

• Authenticates to the Azure Stack environment
• Lists Infrastructure Roles

List Infrastructure Role Instance

Does list all Infrastructure Role Instances (Note: Does not return Directory Management VM in One Node deployment)

$credential = Get-Credential
Get-AzSInfraRoleInstance -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant

Note: The cmdlet requires credentials to retrieve Infrastructure Role Instances. Provide the administrator Azure Active Directory credentials, such as <Admin Account>@<mydirectory>.onmicrosoft.com or the ADFS credentials, to the prompt.

The command does the following:

• Authenticates to the Azure Stack environment
• Lists Infrastructure Role Instances

List Scale Unit

Does list all Scale Units in a specified Region

$credential = Get-Credential
Get-AzSScaleUnit -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant

Note: The cmdlet requires credentials to retrieve Scale Units. Provide the administrator Azure Active Directory credentials, such as <Admin Account>@<mydirectory>.onmicrosoft.com or the ADFS credentials, to the prompt.

The command does the following:

• Authenticates to the Azure Stack environment
• Lists Scale Units

List Scale Unit Nodes

Does list all Scale Units Nodes

$credential = Get-Credential
Get-AzSScaleUnitNode -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant

Note: The cmdlet requires credentials to retrieve all Scale Unit Nodes. Provide the administrator Azure Active Directory credentials, such as <Admin Account>@<mydirectory>.onmicrosoft.com or the ADFS credentials, to the prompt.

The command does the following:

• Authenticates to the Azure Stack environment
• Lists Scale Unit Nodes

List Logical Networks

Does list all logical Networks by ID

$credential = Get-Credential
Get-AzSLogicalNetwork -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant

Note: The cmdlet requires credentials to retrieve logical Networks. Provide the administrator Azure Active Directory credentials, such as <Admin Account>@<mydirectory>.onmicrosoft.com or the ADFS credentials, to the prompt.

The command does the following:

• Authenticates to the Azure Stack environment
• Lists logical Networks

List Storage Capacity

Does return the total capacity of the storage subsystem

$credential = Get-Credential
Get-AzSStorageCapacity -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant

Note: The cmdlet requires credentials to retrieve total storage capacity. Provide the administrator Azure Active Directory credentials, such as <Admin Account>@<mydirectory>.onmicrosoft.com or the ADFS credentials, to the prompt.

The command does the following:

• Authenticates to the Azure Stack environment
• Lists total storage capacity for the storage subsystem

List Storage Shares

Does list all file shares in the storage subsystem

$credential = Get-Credential
Get-AzSStorageShare -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant

Note: The cmdlet requires credentials to retrieve file shares. Provide the administrator Azure Active Directory credentials, such as <Admin Account>@<mydirectory>.onmicrosoft.com or the ADFS credentials, to the prompt.

The command does the following:

• Authenticates to the Azure Stack environment
• Retrieves all file shares

List IP Pools

Does list all IP Pools

$credential = Get-Credential
Get-AzSIPPool -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant

Note: The cmdlet requires credentials to retrieve IP Pools. Provide the administrator Azure Active Directory credentials, such as <Admin Account>@<mydirectory>.onmicrosoft.com, to the prompt.

The command does the following:

• Authenticates to the Azure Stack environment
• Retrieves all IP Pools

List MAC Address Pools

Does list all MAC Address Pool

$credential = Get-Credential
Get-AzSMacPool -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant

Note: The cmdlet requires credentials to retrieve all MAC Address Pools. Provide the administrator Azure Active Directory credentials, such as <Admin Account>@<mydirectory>.onmicrosoft.com or the ADFS credentials, to the prompt.

The command does the following:

• Authenticates to the Azure Stack environment
• Retrieves all MAC Address Pools

List Gateway Pools

Does list all Gateway Pools

$credential = Get-Credential
Get-AzSGatewayPool -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant

Note: The cmdlet requires credentials to retrieve the Gateway Pools. Provide the administrator Azure Active Directory credentials, such as <Admin Account>@<mydirectory>.onmicrosoft.com or the ADFS credentials, to the prompt.

The command does the following:

• Authenticates to the Azure Stack environment
• Retrieves all Gateway Pools

List SLB MUX

Does list all SLB MUX Instances

$credential = Get-Credential
Get-AzSSLBMUX -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant

Note: The cmdlet requires credentials to retrieve all SLB MUX instances. Provide the administrator Azure Active Directory credentials, such as <Admin Account>@<mydirectory>.onmicrosoft.com or the ADFS credentials, to the prompt.

The command does the following:

• Authenticates to the Azure Stack environment
• Retrieves all SLB MUX instances

List Gateway Instances

Does list all Gateway Instances

$credential = Get-Credential
Get-AzSGateway -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant

Note: The cmdlet requires credentials to retrieve all Gateway instances. Provide the administrator Azure Active Directory credentials, such as <Admin Account>@<mydirectory>.onmicrosoft.com or the ADFS credentials, to the prompt.

The command does the following:

• Authenticates to the Azure Stack environment
• Retrieves all Gateway instances

Start Infra Role Instance

Does start an Infra Role Instance

$credential = Get-Credential
Start-AzSInfraRoleInstance -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant -Name "InfraRoleInstanceName"

Note: The cmdlet requires credentials to start an infra role instance. Provide the administrator Azure Active Directory credentials, such as <Admin Account>@<mydirectory>.onmicrosoft.com or the ADFS credentials, to the prompt.

The command does the following:

• Authenticates to the Azure Stack environment
• Starts an Infra Role instance

Stop Infra Role Instance

Does stop an Infra Role Instance

$credential = Get-Credential
Stop-AzSInfraRoleInstance -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant -Name "InfraRoleInstanceName"

Note: The cmdlet requires credentials to stop an infra role instance. Provide the administrator Azure Active Directory credentials, such as <Admin Account>@<mydirectory>.onmicrosoft.com or the ADFS credentials, to the prompt.

The command does the following:

• Authenticates to the Azure Stack environment
• Stops an Infra Role instance

Restart Infra Role Instance

Does restart an Infra Role Instance

$credential = Get-Credential
Restart-AzSInfraRoleInstance -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant -Name "InfraRoleInstanceName"

Note: The cmdlet requires credentials to restart an infra role instance. Provide the administrator Azure Active Directory credentials, such as <Admin Account>@<mydirectory>.onmicrosoft.com or the ADFS credentials, to the prompt.

The command does the following:

• Authenticates to the Azure Stack environment
• Restart an Infra Role instance

Add IP Pool

Does add an IP Pool

$credential = Get-Credential
Add-AzSIPPool -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant -Name "PoolName" -StartIPAddress "192.168.55.1" -EndIPAddress "192.168.55.254" -AddressPrefix "192.168.0./24"

Note: The cmdlet requires credentials to add an IP Pool. Provide the administrator Azure Active Directory credentials, such as <Admin Account>@<mydirectory>.onmicrosoft.com or the ADFS credentials, to the prompt.

The command does the following:

• Authenticates to the Azure Stack environment
• Adds an IP Pool

Scenario Command Usage

Demonstrates using multiple commands together for an end to end scenario.

Recover an Infrastructure Role Instance that has an Alert assigned.

#Declare Credentials
$credential = Get-Credential

#Retrieve all Alerts and apply a filter to only show active Alerts
$Active=Get-AzSAlert -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant|where {$_.state -eq "active"}

#Stop Infra Role Instance
Stop-AzSInfraRoleInstance -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant -Name $Active.resourceName

#Start Infra Role Instance
Start-AzSInfraRoleInstance -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant -Name $Active.resourceName

#Validate if error is resolved (Can take up to 3min)
Get-AzSAlert -AzureStackCredential $credential -TenantID $AadTenant|where {$_.state -eq "active"}