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Ensure that the CloudBuilder.vhdx file has been moved to the root of the C:\ drive ( C:\CloudBuilder.vhdx) and restart the ASDK host computer.

Run bcdedit /copy osdevice vhd=\CloudBuilder.vhdx.

To configure the ASDK host computer to boot from CloudBuilder.vhdx: After completing these steps, restart the ASDK host computer. These commands configure your ASDK host computer to boot from the downloaded and extracted Azure Stack virtual harddisk (CloudBuilder.vhdx).

Use PowerShell to configure the ASDK host computer to boot from CloudBuilder.vhdx. After this step, the ASDK host will boot to the Cloudbuilder.vhdx (a virtual hard drive that includes a bootable operating system and the Azure Stack installation files). The extracted deployment files take up 60 GB of free disk space, so using another computer can help reduce the hardware requirements for the ASDK host.ĭownload and extract the Azure Stack Development Kit (ASDK) Prepare the ASDK host computerīefore you can install the ASDK on the host computer, the environment must be prepared and the system configured to boot from VHD. You can download the deployment package to the ASDK host or to another computer. The deployment package includes the Cloudbuilder.vhdx file, which is a virtual hard drive that includes a bootable operating system and the Azure Stack installation files. Download and extract the deployment packageĪfter ensuring that your ASDK host computer meets the basic requirements for installing the ASDK, the next step is to download and extract the ASDK deployment package. Review the ASDK deployment requirements and considerations. Be sure to follow these prerequisites before starting your deployment so that the installation process runs smoothly.īefore you deploy the ASDK, make sure your planned ASDK host computer's hardware, operating system, account, and network configurations meet the minimum requirements for installing the ASDK. Choose between using Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) or Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS).

The computer that hosts the ASDK must meet hardware, software, and network requirements.

Plan your hardware, software, and network. After that, you can sign in to the admin and user portals to start using Azure Stack. To get it up and running, you need to prepare the environment hardware and run some scripts. The Azure Stack Development Kit (ASDK) is a testing and development environment that you can deploy to evaluate and demonstrate Azure Stack features and services.