Create Azure Cloud Service target command

Last updated 2021-02-26T20:29:26.2113081+00:00

Azure Cloud Service

Command: New-OctopusAzureCloudServiceTarget

Parameter	Value
`-name`	Name for the Octopus deployment target
`-azureCloudServiceName`	Name of the Azure Cloud Service
`-azureStorageAccount`	Name of the Azure Storage Account
`-azureDeploymentSlot`	Deployment slot. Options are `staging` (default), `production`)
`-swap`	Swap staging to production, or just deploy. Options are `swap` (default), `deploy`
`-instanceCount`	Use the current instance count from Azure, or use the value in the configuration file. Options are `current` (default), `configuration`
`-octopusAccountIdOrName`	Name or Id of the Account Resource in Octopus. Must be a Management Certificate Account
`-octopusRoles`	Comma separated list of Roles to assign
`-updateIfExisting`	Will update an existing Cloud Service target with the same name, create if it doesn't exist

Example:

# Using default options
New-OctopusAzureCloudServiceTarget -name "My Azure Cloud Service Target" `
                                   -azureCloudServiceName "CloudService1" `
                                   -azureStorageAccount "MyAzureCloudStorageAccount" `
                                   -octopusAccountIdOrName "Service Management Cert Account" `
                                   -octopusRoles "AzureCloudService" `
                                   -updateIfExisting

# Overriding default values
New-OctopusAzureCloudServiceTarget -name "My Azure Cloud Service Target" `
                                   -azureCloudServiceName "CloudService1" `
                                   -azureStorageAccount "MyAzureCloudStorageAccount" `
                                   -azureDeploymentSlot "production" `
                                   -swap "deploy" `
                                   -instanceCount "configuration" `
                                   -octopusAccountIdOrName "Service Management Cert Account" `
                                   -octopusRoles "AzureCloudService"

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