You can verify this issue by using the boot diagnostics feature for Azure Virtual Machines v2 in the Azure portal. There might be situations where a SUSE VM on Azure hangs in the boot process (for example, with an error related to Troubleshooting a SUSE VM that isn't accessible anymore The only exception to mounting via UUID is attaching an OS disk for troubleshooting purposes, as described in the following section. Nofail because applications might use the mount point as before, and might write into the root file system in case an external Azure data disk wasn't mounted during the boot. To mitigate the issue, you could add the nofail parameter in /etc/fstab. The issue with the device ID is that it might change, and then the Azure VM might hang in the boot process. Be careful when you use graphical tools to mount Azure data disks, for example. Instead, use the universally unique identifier (UUID). You should never mount Azure data disks to an Azure Linux VM by using the device ID. (virtual-machines-linux-endorsed-distros.md)Īttaching Azure data disks to an Azure Linux VM For information about installing it manually (for example, when uploading a SLES OS virtual hard disk (VHD) from on-premises), see: The agent called WALinuxAgent is part of the SLES images in the Azure Marketplace. PS : Get-AzureRmVMImage -Location "West Europe" -Publisher "SUSE" -Offer "SLES" -skus "12"ĬLI : azure vm image list westeurope SUSE SLES 12 Look for existing publishers, including SUSE: These PowerShell commands are valid for Azure PowerShell version 1.0.1 and later. You can then use the output, for example, to define the OS image in a JSON template for deploying a new SUSE Linux VM. To look for SUSE SLES images and versions by using Azure PowerShell or the Azure command-line interface (CLI), use the following commands. You should use Azure Resource Manager for all new tests on Azure. Do not use this image because it's reserved for the A special SUSE image is in the Azure Marketplace ("SLES 11 SP3 for SAP CAL"), but this is not intended for general usage. SUSE images on Azure for testing SAPįor SAP testing on Azure, use only SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 11 SP4 and SLES 12. The following information should help you avoid some potential pitfalls. However, you can do some testing, demonstrating, or prototyping, as long as you're not dependent on official SAP support. Currently, there is no official SAP support statement for these virtual machines. This article describes various things to consider when you're testing SAP NetWeaver on Microsoft Azure SUSE Linux virtual machines (VMs). Test SAP NetWeaver on Microsoft Azure SUSE Linux VMs
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