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Make sure to keep a record of the URI because you'll use it as a parameter when you set up the execution schedule for the Azure Logic App. If you haven't created an automation account before, the cmdlet's output will include an encrypted webhook URI in the automation account variable.

#Scalle toau update

\CreateOrUpdateAzAutoAccount.ps1 your policy doesn't let you create scaling script resources in a specific region, update the policy assignment and add the region you want to the list of allowed regions. If specified, Log Analytics will be used to configure the custom log table that the runbook PowerShell script can send logs to If not specified, it will use the current Azure context You can either fill in values for the parameters or comment them to use their defaults. Run the following cmdlet to execute the script and create the Azure Automation account. Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $Uri -OutFile ".\CreateOrUpdateAzAutoAccount.ps1"

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Run the following cmdlet to download the script for creating the Azure Automation account: New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path "C:\Temp" -Force Your account must have contributor rights on the Azure subscription where you want to deploy the scaling tool. Create or update an Azure Automation account If you have everything ready, let's get started. The machine you use to deploy the tool must have: You'll also need the Application administrator and/or Owner RBAC role to create a Run As account.

A user with the Contributor role-based access control (RBAC) role assigned on the Azure subscription to create the resources.

Session host pool VMs configured and registered with the Azure Virtual Desktop service.

You must use one or the other.īefore you start setting up the scaling tool, make sure you have the following things ready: You can't scale session hosts using Azure Automation and Azure Logic Apps together with autoscale on the same host pool. For more information, see Autoscale scaling plans. Autoscale is an alternative way to scale session host VMs and is a native feature of Azure Virtual Desktop.