Hello,
I was able to use the Azure driver in vOneCloud 1.8.0 to launch create a vm template. Unfortunately it does not create a vm, but it generates a cloudservice within Azure instead.
Lets say I want to use my template using the Win7-Enterprise image for a vm I am calling Win7-99:
My template looks like this;
CPU="1"
MEMORY="2096"
PUBLIC_CLOUD=[IMAGE=“03f55de797f546a1b29d1b8d66be687a__Windows-7-Enterprise-N-x64-en.us-201507.20”,LOCATION=“south-central-us”,TYPE=“AZURE”,VM_PASSWORD=“pass”,VM_USER=“user”]
SCHED_REQUIREMENTS=“PUBLIC_CLOUD = YES”
my az_driver.conf needed this:
regions:
south-central-us:
region_name: South Central US
pem_management_cert: "my pem location"
subscription_id: "my id"
capacity:
Small: 1
Medium: 2
Large: 5
proxy_uri:
My oned.log
Wed Mar 23 17:54:43 2016 [Z0][ReM][D]: Req:512 UID:2 TemplateInstantiate invoked , 1, “Win7-99”, false, ""
Wed Mar 23 17:54:43 2016 [Z0][ReM][D]: Req:512 UID:2 TemplateInstantiate result SUCCESS, 24
Wed Mar 23 17:54:48 2016 [Z0][ReM][D]: Req:2416 UID:2 TemplatePoolInfo invoked , -2, -1, -1
Wed Mar 23 17:54:48 2016 [Z0][ReM][D]: Req:2416 UID:2 TemplatePoolInfo result SUCCESS, “<VMTEMPLATE_POOL><VM…”
On Azure, I only see a sequential one#csn# name storage account created as the result, like:
one24csn24storage
Any ideas? Could the problem be related to the image I am using?