[Autogenerated] next thing we need to do for our exam
objectives is extensions actually,
So let me go to extensions and on one of the value propositions
above Azure Arc for servers is that we can service the machines
off cloud using the extension model.
If we click add though,
we're going to see that there's far fewer choices for ark servers than
there are for Azure servers as this recording anyway in early 2022 we've
got what I think are the most important extensions,
the custom script extension and the log analytics agent.
There's also one specifically if you're running SQL Server on this
machine and the way that the custom script extension works,
I've mentioned this before,
this is where you have your script file and here we can browse and this
is actually the case for the custom script extension.
Even with your Azure VMS you have to have the
PowerShell files in a storage account, in a blob container.
So if I go into tim's storage one,
I have a container called 800 this is where you would stage your
script that you want to inject into that machine.
So if we wanted to set up the mv two PS one,
I can select that we can add arguments if we want to but I would suggest
that you have that script be as self contained as possible.
Alright, I don't need to go further with that.
Let me actually go to my Azure virtual machines,
just for comparison and contrast purposes,
let's go to VM one and again,
let's come down to extensions and applications and if we click add here,
we see that the list of extensions for Azure VMS is
much more robust as you can see.
I mentioned that there's third-party partners in here as
well as Microsoft's own extensions.
We scroll down a bit, we've got Azure ad log on,
we have integration with Azure Devops here is the custom script extension,
which again, in my experience, is the most useful.
Same user interface that we saw before.
You have to have your script file in a blob container in one of your general purpose storage accounts.