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Results Output
Matthew Kelly edited this page Jul 30, 2017
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Fogg now returns a resultant object on a successful deployment, containing details about what was just deployed. If you don't want Fogg to return this output than supply the -NoOutput argument when running Fogg.
The result object contains information for each Resource Group that is deployed, such as the Location, StorageAccount, VNets and VMs. The object is a simple Hash Table and can be tranversed like any hash table/json object in PowerShell.
The basics of the object look like the following for one Resource Group:
{
"resource-group-name": {
"Location": "westeurope",
"VirtualNetwork": {
"Name": "name-vnet",
"ResourceGroupName": "resource-group-name",
"Address": "10.1.0.0/16"
},
"StorageAccount": {
"Name": "namestdsa"
},
"VirtualMachineInfo": {
"vm-tag": {
"Subnet": {
"Name": "name-vm-tag-snet",
"AddressPrefix": "10.1.0.0/24"
},
"AvailabilitySet": "name-vm-tag-as",
"LoadBalancer": {
"Name": "name-vm-tag-lb",
"PublicIP": "52.101.205.32",
"PrivateIP": "10.1.0.3",
"Port": 443
},
"VirtualMachines": [
{
"Name": "name-vm-tag1",
"PrivateIP": "10.1.0.1",
"PublicIP": "52.139.128.96"
},
{
"Name": "name-vm-tag2",
"PrivateIP": "10.1.0.2",
"PublicIP": "52.112.134.97"
}
]
}
}
}
}With the result object, you are now able to run further remote commands on just deployed VMs, as you can retrieve a VM's IP via:
$ip = $result.'resource-group-name'.VirtualMachineInfo.'vm-tag'.VirtualMachines[0].PublicIP
# returns: 52.139.128.96 for 'name-vm-tag1'