AzureCompute: Stop VM
Description
Use the step to stop a virtual machine on Azure.
Permissions
- Microsoft.Resources/subscriptions/resourceGroups/read
- Microsoft.Compute/virtualMachines/read
- Microsoft.Compute/virtualMachines/powerOff/action
- Microsoft.Compute/virtualMachines/deallocate/action
API References:
Configurations
| Field name | Description |
|---|---|
| Step name | Specify a unique name for the step. |
| CONNECTION tab: | Connection fields |
| Tenant ID | Specify the Tenant ID of Microsoft Account. Data type is String. The field is mandatory. |
| Client ID | Specify the Client ID of the application created in Microsoft Account. Data type is String. The field is mandatory. |
| Client Secret | Specify the Client Secret generated in Microsoft Account. Data type is Secure String. The field is mandatory. |
| Button: Test Connection | Click Test Connection button to verify whether the connection is available or not. |
| INPUT tab:: | Input Fields |
| Subscription ID | Specify the subscription ID that uniquely identifies the Microsoft Azure Subscription. Data type is String. The field is mandatory. |
| Resource Group | Specify the name of the resource group. Data type is String. The field is mandatory. Note: Button: Get Click to populate the list of available resource groups. To populate the list, user must specify a valid subscription ID. |
| Virtual Machine Name | Specify the name of the virtual machine you want to stop. Data type is String. The field is mandatory. Note: Click to populate the list of available virtual machines. To populate the list, user must specify a valid resource group and subscription ID. |
| Deallocate Compute Resources | Select Yes or No. Default value: Yes Select Yes, if you want to release the computer resources, such as CPU and memory, and associated resources, such as the public IP address related with the virtual machines. Select No, if you do not want to release the computer and associated resources related with the virtual machines, that is, the virtual machines continue to consume resources, such as CPU, memory, and public IP address. |