Description
This Graphical PowerShell Workflow runbook gets all of your Azure VMs or just the VMs in a service and then stops the ones that are started. You can set this on a schedule to stop the VMs when you want. Use in conjunction with StartAzureClassicVM runbook to start and stop VMs as you need them.
You can import and use this runbook in the Azure Portal.
Required
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An Automation variable asset called AzureSubscriptionId that contains the GUID for this Azure subscription. To use an asset with a different name you can pass the asset name as a runbook input parameter or change the default value for the input parameter.
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An Automation credential asset called AzureCredential that contains the Azure AD user credential with authorization for this subscription. To use an asset with a different name you can pass the asset name as a runbook input parameter or change the default value for the input parameter.
Optional
A ServiceName input parameter value that allows scoping the VMs to a particular service.
Author
System Center Automation Team
Last Edit
August 26, 2015
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