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Re: Using Azure VM Extensions on the Azure Lab Services Template
The vm extension are part of the vm structure. The lab creator doesn't have any way to add these to the lab template vm structure as Lab Services does all that work on the creators' behalf on the Hobo subscription and doesn't allow that level of access to the vms (template or student).865Views0likes0CommentsRe: Only one image out of many is seen
OrelEz13 Interesting, are the images still not available? Is the lab account peered to another network? You show the image definition in the screenshot, if you select one of the images that isn't showing up does the version show that it's replicated successfully? The reason I ask is that labs can be created in different regions depending on resource availability. Lab services needs to replicate the images to that region which can take some time. If you still don't see the image, I would suggest a support ticket. You can replicate the image manually; you could guess based on the image that is work but you don't know the region that the lab is in so I wouldn't suggest it. Thanks799Views0likes0CommentsRe: Notifications of Azure Labs/DSVM Updates?
The DSVM information on releases is located here https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/machine-learning/data-science-virtual-machine/release-notes. Lab Services uses the standard Azure DSVM. As for Lab Services updates the blog https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-lab-services-blog/bg-p/AzureLabServicesBlog is the best place for updates.968Views0likes1CommentRe: Regular Azure commands
Masih17 the reason that you can't use the regular Azure commands is that those resources are in a different subscription (HOBO) that Lab Services owns and manages. The only access to those resources (vm, vnet, etc.) is what Lab Services allows through the labs.azure.com or using the Lab Services Rest API. Thanks Roger680Views0likes0CommentsRe: Create multiple new labs
The best way is to use the BulkOperations scripts. Here is a link to the examples https://github.com/Azure/azure-devtestlab/tree/master/samples/ClassroomLabs/Modules/Library/BulkOperations/Examples this will let you create lab accounts, labs, etc from a csv file. As for the VM sizes it looks like you want either a Medium (nested virtualization) or Large (nested virtualization) . Here is a chart of the friendly names vs the api size. https://github.com/Azure/azure-devtestlab/tree/master/samples/ClassroomLabs/Modules/Library/BulkOperations#virtual-machine-sizes Hope that helps, Roger977Views1like0CommentsRe: How to retire Azure Lab Server
imesungkyulonmicrosof, Lab services is designed so that you delete the labs once you are done with them, any customizations of the template VM would be exported to the Shared image gallery. If you want to keep the labs and keep the students from accessing the labs, then you can just remove all the students from the labs. But the teachers will still have access to the template VMs. Does this cover your situation?1.1KViews1like1Comment
