Azure DevOps - PowerShell Desired State Configuration - Extension - Resources

Azure DevOps - PowerShell Desired State Configuration - Extension - Resources   Create a Windows VM and open port 80 in the Azure portal.  C...

Azure DevOps - PowerShell Desired State Configuration - Extension - Resources

 Create a Windows VM and open port 80 in the Azure portal.

 Create a file named WebRole.ps1 and add the following contents

1. Configuration DScConfiguration {
2. Node $AllNodes.Where{$_.Role -eq "WebServer"}.NodeName
3. {
4. WindowsFeature IISInstall {
5. Ensure = 'Present'
6. Name = 'Web-Server'
7. }
8.  
9. }}

 You need to zip this file

 Create a data configuration file as InstallWebconfig.psd1 and add the following contents

1. @{
2. AllNodes = @(
3.  
4. @{
5. NodeName = "localhost"
6. Role = "WebServer"
7. }
8. )
9. }

Upload these files to a storage account.

In the VM select Extensions + applications and Add PowerShell Desired Configuration with the below details.

Click on Review + Create

Once the extension is added then you can browse the default IIS Page on the browser with VM public IP Address.