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Pass in a virtual network as azure.vm_virtual_network #47
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Yes, that would be great. |
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#47: Pass in a virtual network as azure.vm_virtual_network
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can we add the subnet inside that network as well? That would be awesome! |
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Closing this ticket and moving @sepiroth887 request for subnets to #61. |
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It looks to me like it's not currently possible to pass in the virtual network name... is that correct? I'm hoping for something like the following:
azure.vm_location = 'West US'
azure.vm_virtual_network_name = 'myExistingVN'
I'm not a Ruby dev, but it looks like editing /vagrant-azure/lib/vagrant-azure/action/run_instance.rb slightly to add the following would be enough.
Do you want a pull request for this?
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