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## Treat failure as deployment failure
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The VM application extension always returns a *success* regardless of whether any VM app failed while being installed/updated/removed. The VM Application extension will only report the extension status as failure when there's a problem with the extension or the underlying infrastructure. This is triggered by the "treat failure as deployment failure" flag which is set to `$false` by default and can be changed to `$true`. The failure flag can be configured in [PowerShell](/powershell/module/az.compute/add-azvmgalleryapplication#-treatfailureasdeploymentfailure) or [CLI](/cli/azure/vm/application#-treat-deployment-as-failure).
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The VM application extension always returns a *success* regardless of whether any VM app failed while being installed/updated/removed. The VM Application extension will only report the extension status as failure when there's a problem with the extension or the underlying infrastructure. This is triggered by the "treat failure as deployment failure" flag which is set to `$false` by default and can be changed to `$true`. The failure flag can be configured in [PowerShell](/powershell/module/az.compute/add-azvmgalleryapplication#parameters) or [CLI](/cli/azure/vm/application#az-vm-application-set).
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