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articles/virtual-machines/azure-cli-arm-commands.md

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group template download [options] [name] [file]
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group template validate [options] <resource-group>
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## azure hdinsight: Commands to manage your HDInsight clusters
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## azure HDInsight: Commands to manage your HDInsight clusters
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**Commands to create or add to a cluster configuration file**
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hdinsight config create [options] <configFilePath> <overwrite>
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hdinsight config add-config-values [options] <configFilePath>
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hdinsight config add-script-action [options] <configFilePath>
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Example: Create a configuration file that contains a script action to run when creating a cluster.
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hdinsight config create "C:\myFiles\configFile.config"
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storage table policy set [options] [table] [name]
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## azure tag: Commands to manage your resource manager tag
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## azure tag: Commands to manage your Resource Manager tag
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**Add a tag**
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tag create [options] <name> <value>

articles/virtual-machines/maintenance-control-cli.md

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title: Maintenance control
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description: Learn how to control when maintenace is applied to your Azure VMs using Maintenance Control.
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description: Learn how to control when maintenance is applied to your Azure VMs using Maintenance Control.
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ms.service: virtual-machines
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articles/virtual-machines/maintenance-notifications.md

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Planned maintenance that requires a reboot is scheduled in waves. Each wave has different scope (regions).
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- A wave starts with a notification to customers. By default, notification is sent to Service Administator and Co-Administrators. You can add more recipients and messaging options like email, SMS, and webhooks, using [Activity Log Alerts](../service-health/alerts-activity-log-service-notifications.md).
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- A wave starts with a notification to customers. By default, notification is sent to the Service Administrator and Co-Administrators. You can add more recipients and messaging options like email, SMS, and webhooks, using [Activity Log Alerts](../service-health/alerts-activity-log-service-notifications.md).
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- Once a notification goes out, a *self-service window* is made available. During this window, you can query which of your virtual machines are affected and start maintenance based on your own scheduling needs. The self-service window is typically about 35 days.
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- After the self-service window, a *scheduled maintenance window* begins. At some point during this window, Azure schedules and applies the required maintenance to your virtual machine.
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