Reference a custom image in an Azure scale set template

This article shows how to modify the basic scale set template to deploy from custom image. Change the template definition.

Tutorial - Use a custom VM image in a scale set with Azure CLI

When you create a scale set, you specify an image to be used when the VM instances are deployed. To reduce the number of tasks after VM ...

Tutorial - Use a custom VM image in a scale set with Azure PowerShell

When you create a scale set, you specify an image to be used when the VM instances are deployed. To reduce the number of tasks ...

Applying custom image to an existing azure scaleset which was ...

I opened an issue here about task Azure VM scale set deployment that you track on. As workaround, You can try updating the image by using ...

Virtual machine scale set - How do I switch image to one in a shared ...

I would like to do this using the portal. So I go to the scale set, then Settings -> Operating system -> Change image reference. The problem is ...

Scale Set with custom image from another subscription

For now, Azure doesn't support move a managed Image to anther subscription .But, this function will come soon.

Updating the image to the scaleset and that image is in different ...

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VMSS with custom image preparation - Microsoft Q&A

Your best bet is to use Azure Image Builder. Azure Image Builder will allow you to create a custom image, which is then stored in a Compute Gallery.

Azure scale set autoscale custom image - Server Fault

The custom image should be contained in a storage account which is in the same location as the VM Scale Set is created in, in addtion the ...

Update the custom image of Azure virtual machine scale sets using ...

A custom image is a snapshot of an existing VM that includes any installed software. When you configure a scale set, you specify the image to use for that ...

Deploying an Auto-Scaling VM Scale Set with a Custom Disk Image

Deploying a VM Scale Set via the Azure portal is straightforward when you are just using a clean, vanilla Windows OS image from the list that Azure ...

Day 6: Virtual Machine Scale Set | Custom Image Creation - Concepts

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Azure Virtual Machine Scale Set with Custom Image - Cloud DNA

People might know how to create azure scale set using Azure Portal, PowerShell or ARM templates with Pre-defined image provided by Microsoft ...

Modify an Azure Virtual Machine Scale Set - Microsoft Learn

If you use custom images, you can update the image by updating the imageReference ID (more information, see the REST API documentation).

Learn about Virtual Machine Scale Set templates

Azure Resource Manager templates are a great way to deploy groups of related resources. This tutorial series shows how to create a basic ...

How to update custom images? · Issue #16899 - GitHub

... scale sets update seem to need a URI. The article talks about providing an example of updating a scale set using a custom image but never pr...

Azure Virtual Machine Scale Set deployment - Developer Community

You can use “Build immutable image” task to create a VHD image.This task outputs a URL for generated image which can then be fed to VMSS task.

Azure App Gateway with Custom Image Scale Set- using ARM ...

To achieve this scenario, we opted for the use of ARM Template where we have incorporated provisioning of scale set at the backend of ...

Learn about Virtual Machine Scale Set templates - Microsoft Learn

Azure Resource Manager templates are a great way to deploy groups of related resources. This tutorial series shows how to create a basic scale ...

Using Custom Images in Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets

In case we have, for example, updated the operating system with the latest upgrades or installed a new software tool. Because of that a newer ...