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A pair of Unified Access Gateways with Managed disks and an availability zone on Azure.

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Unified Access Gateway (UAG) is a virtual appliance that act as a gateway of Horizon and Internal resources.

UAG could be deployed not only on vSphere but on Azure and EC2 of AWS.

 

The latest deployment scripts is provided as a zip file on the page VMware Unified Access Gateway - My VMware.

In the zip file, we can find script named "uagdeployaz.ps1", this script is for UAG deployment on Azure.

By default, the script does not create UAG with a Managed disk nor associate with an availability set.

(While UAGs for Horizon Cloud on Azure are deployed with Managed disks and associated with availability sets by default...)

 

I could not find the UAG deployment script used in Horizon Cloud on Azure, so I decided to struggle with the script.

I tried adding some lines to  "uagdeployaz.ps1" and to create a pair of UAG with Managed disks and associate with an availability set.

My example is below.

 

GitHub - HtYz1380/UAGscripts

 

If you would like to try above example, please set a value of Availset under [Azure] section like as below.

 


#
# Availability Set name 


AvailSet=uagvail

 

Hope this would help someone.


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