This repository contains samples extending the Azure Lab Services (post August 2022 update) experience.
Contributions are welcome! If there is something that you want, feel free to create an issue or pull request.
Below are the different overarching areas. Samples are arranged by area and then technology used.
This area contains scripts relating to example classes described in the Azure Lab Services documentation.
Section also contains scripts to enable nested virtualization, which is used by a couple example classes.
These are scripts to help either tangentially to Lab Services or in support of Lab Services.
This code is to help with management of labs:
- Creating labs at scale.
- Customizing labs, templates, or VMs.
- Managing students, schedules, or roles at scale.
If you are using the original version of Lab Services that uses lab accounts, code is in the Azure-DevTestLab repository.
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