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I was wondering if anyone had any information on how to backup a vm image that has been uploaded to the cloud. There is an option to revert to the initial state. However, it would be extremely handy if a snapshot could be taken or if the vhd could be downloaded again. Any input would be welcome. Thanks This is not possible today. (Adding more text to reach the 30-character requirement. Huh?) But now it is... ;-) https://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/manage/linux/how-to-guides/capture-an-image/ This is Linux-centric, but there's another one for Windows VMs, too. You can backup the blob of the VM's

自己无聊时候分出了几个磁盘用来练习，存放个人东西,cdef盘除了c盘都是随便乱存的（粗心-_-），于是分出了两个20G的vhd文件，但是每次开机都要去d盘点击挂载太麻烦，现在分享自己的方法。 创建mount.txt文件 第一步先创建mount.txt 在其中附加如下代码： 1 select vdisk file=D:\work.VHD //vhd文件的存放磁盘: (.vhd的名字).vhd 2 attach vdisk //挂载 3 exit //退出 保存 打开 右击“管理”， 这种界面 创建基本任务 下一步 下一步默认 下一步，可改mount.txt位置 勾选 完成 勾选最高权限 确定，可以重启看是否自动挂载F盘旁边了。 因为本人是笔记本，可能没接入电源的时候计算机不会执行该任务。如果这样的话可以在确定的上一步后自己修改电源唤醒之类的选项。 我懒=-=我不管=-=我走了。 来源： https://www.cnblogs.com/otakus/p/11769678.html

I'm looking for a Java library that can open .vhd files. I wants to create a program that can navigate inside it. I also want it to be cross-platform. I have googled for an library a while now but found nothing. I did only find an old unanswerd question here on stack overflow . Can anyone help me? Consider libguestfs . libguestfs is a C library, but it has a Java binding . It claims to be cross-platform , working on Linux and Mac OS X, and "[s]ome virt tools have been ported to Windows". Check to see whether the features you need work on Windows. libguestfs does support VHD images ( under the

Using Hyper-V Manager, I can connect to a remote VM host, go to the settings of a VM, and add an existing .VHD file as a new hard disk. If the VM host is running Server 2008 R2, and the disk is being attached to a SCSI controller, I can even do this while the VM is running (see What's new in Hyper-V R2 ). Doing this manually, everything works great. The trouble is, now I want to automate it so I can attach different VHDs on-the-fly during some automated tests. I already have C# code that connects to the remote VM host over WMI and starts/stops VMs by calling RequestStateChange , and I'd like

I was playing with Windows Azure durable virtual machines. In the end, I deleted the virtual machine (successfully) and tried to delete the associated storage account. The request to delete the storage account fails. On the Preview Portal (manage.windowsazure.com) when I delete the storage account I get this error: Failed to delete Storage account 'portalvhdscwtwycpsxxxxx' Details: Storage account portalvhdscwtwycpsxxxxx has 1 container(s) which have an active image and/or disk artifacts. Ensure those artifacts are removed from the image repository before deleting this storage account. On the