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Re: Debian Bullseye from Azure



On Sun, May 23, 2021 at 12:57 PM Noah Meyerhans <noahm@debian.org> wrote:
>
> On Sun, May 23, 2021 at 10:08:24AM -0400, Tong Sun wrote:
> > I know there are many reasons not to use Debian testing in production.
> > But now that Bullseye is in freezing, I think it is time for early adapters to
> > start testing it in Azure.
> >
> > I for one am willing to do that. So I propose that after Debian
> > testing gets into the freezing mode, let's provide its image to be
> > available in Microsoft Azure.
>
> We've been publishing nightly bullseye and sid builds to both Azure and
> AWS for quite some time.

Thanks noah.

Yeah, nightly bullseye and sid builds make perfect sense to me.

> You should be able to find them on Azure with commands like:
>
> $ az vm image list -o table --publisher debian --offer debian-11-daily --location westeurope --all

$ az vm image list -o table --publisher debian --offer debian-11-daily
You are viewing an offline list of images, use --all to retrieve an
up-to-date list

Ha, no wonder I didn't see them before. Adding `--all` solved the problem.

> $ az vm image show --location westeurope --urn debian:debian-11-daily:sid:latest
>
> I could have the details of those commands slightly wrong; I don't have
> working Azure access to verify them at the moment.

$ az vm image show --urn debian:debian-11-daily:sid:latest
(NotFound) Artifact: VMImage was not found.

$ az vm image show --urn debian:debian-11-daily:bullseye:latest
(NotFound) Artifact: VMImage was not found.

$ az vm image show --urn debian:debian-11-daily:11-gen2:latest | wc
     22      39     637

Anybody else know what more generic sku to use instead of the changing
11-gen123?

thx


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