For more information about responding to webhooks, see Azure Functions HTTP triggers and bindings overview and Add an HTTP trigger for Azure Logic Apps. When one of those events happens, an HTTP POST payload sends to the webhook's URL.Īpps like Azure Logic Apps and Slack have extensive support for webhooks. You set up integrations that subscribe to certain events. You can use webhooks to implement your own notifications. The notification can also provide links that allow the following actions for each VM if someone needs to keep working: If the settings specify a webhook, the notification sends to the webhook URL. If the auto shutdown settings specify an email address, the notification sends to that email address. The notification gives users a chance to save their work before the shutdown. When you enable notifications in auto shutdown configuration, lab users receive a notification 30 minutes before auto shutdown if any of their VMs will be affected. Select the Add or modify schedules operation to open a summary page that shows more details about the operation. Remove the Resource filter, apply the appropriate Resource group filter, and view the entries for Add or modify schedules. On the home page for the VM, select Activity log from the left menu.
#THE AUTO LAB UPDATE#
View activity logs for auto shutdown updatesĪfter you update auto shutdown settings, you can see the activity logged in the activity log for the VM. For more information, see the auto shutdown notifications section. If you choose Yes, enter a webhook URL endpoint under Webhook URL or an email address under Email address where you want the notification to post or be sent. On the home page for the VM, in the Operations section on the left menu, select Auto-shutdown.įor Send notification before auto-shutdown?, select Yes or No for the option to send a notification 30 minutes before the specified auto shutdown time. VM owners can still set up auto shutdown notifications for their VMs.ĭepending on the auto shutdown policy, you can also set an auto shutdown schedule for individual lab VMs. This option gives the lab administrator complete control of the schedule for all lab VMs. User has no control over the schedule set by lab administrator: Lab users can't alter or opt out of the lab auto shutdown schedule. VM owners can update the schedule time, and set up shutdown notifications. This option ensures that every lab VM is under an auto shutdown schedule. User sets a schedule and cannot opt out: Lab users can override the lab schedule, but they can't opt out of the auto shutdown policy.
#THE AUTO LAB FULL#
This option grants VM owners full control to set their VMs' auto shutdown schedules. User sets a schedule and can opt out: Lab users can override or opt out of the lab schedule. In the Schedules section of the left menu, select Auto shutdown policy. To remove this setting from a specific VM, if allowed by policy, open the VM's management pane and change its Auto-shutdown setting.Īuto shutdown policy changes apply only to new VMs created in the lab, not to the already existing VMs. For more information, see the auto shutdown notifications section.īy default, this schedule applies to all VMs in the lab. If you choose Yes, enter a webhook URL endpoint under Webhook URL or semicolon-separated email addresses under Email address where you want the notification to post or be sent. On the Auto-shutdown screen, for Enabled, select On to enable auto shutdown, or Off to disable it.įor Scheduled shutdown and Time zone, if you turned on auto shutdown, specify the time and time zone to shut down all lab VMs.įor Send notification before auto-shutdown?, select Yes or No for the option to send a notification 30 minutes before the specified auto shutdown time. In the Schedules section of the left menu, select Auto-shutdown. On the home page for your lab, select Configuration and policies. To view or change a lab's auto shutdown schedule, follow these steps: Configure lab auto shutdown scheduleĪuto shutdown helps minimize lab waste by shutting down all of a lab's VMs at a specific time of day or night.
#THE AUTO LAB HOW TO#
The article also describes how to set lab auto shutdown policy, and how to configure auto shutdown notifications. This article explains how to set auto shutdown schedules for DevTest Labs labs and for individual lab VMs. Auto shutdown policies range from allowing VM owners to fully control their VM's shutdown schedules to allowing them no control over the schedules. You can also set a central auto shutdown policy to control whether lab users can schedule auto shutdown for their own individual VMs. You save the cost of running machines that aren't being used. As an Azure DevTest Labs lab owner, you can configure a schedule to shut down all the virtual machines (VMs) in your lab at a specific time of day or night.
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