SmiKar Software's AVMD (Azure Virtual Machine Deployer) tool was designed to aid in deploying virtual machines within Microsoft Azure's cloud environment by its creators.
As a software review, the Azure Virtual Machine Deployment Tool (AVMD) by SmiKar Software is a handy utility for deploying virtual machines within Microsoft's Azure Cloud Environment. It eliminates the need for manual tasks, such as powershell scripting, and offers an easy-to-use GUI format that simplifies the entire process.
One of the significant advantages of this tool is the ability to create additional disks during VM deployment, both standard and premium (depending on the VM size you choose). It also allows automatic domain joining and the selection of Resource Groups, VNET, subnet, and storage accounts for deployment.
Moreover, the AVMD offers the option to schedule deployment of the virtual machines, including multiple instances, and set various configuration parameters. Users can specify the server name, the operating system for installation, the location, and the size of the VM according to Azure sizing, and network settings like VNET, subnet, and storage accounts.
In addition to basic configuration, the AVMD allows users to customize advanced settings such as premium storage, VM diagnostics extension, NSG rules, public IP address, and post-deployment actions like shutting down the VM. Users can also receive email notifications when the deployment is complete.
Overall, the AVMD adds significant value to the Azure Virtual Machine deployment process with its user-friendly interface and simplified workflow. It can save considerable time and effort for both developers and IT professionals managing Azure VM deployments.
One of the significant advantages of this tool is the ability to create additional disks during VM deployment, both standard and premium (depending on the VM size you choose). It also allows automatic domain joining and the selection of Resource Groups, VNET, subnet, and storage accounts for deployment.
Moreover, the AVMD offers the option to schedule deployment of the virtual machines, including multiple instances, and set various configuration parameters. Users can specify the server name, the operating system for installation, the location, and the size of the VM according to Azure sizing, and network settings like VNET, subnet, and storage accounts.
In addition to basic configuration, the AVMD allows users to customize advanced settings such as premium storage, VM diagnostics extension, NSG rules, public IP address, and post-deployment actions like shutting down the VM. Users can also receive email notifications when the deployment is complete.
Overall, the AVMD adds significant value to the Azure Virtual Machine deployment process with its user-friendly interface and simplified workflow. It can save considerable time and effort for both developers and IT professionals managing Azure VM deployments.
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