Problem
I discovered that I can integrate Application Security Groups (ASG) into a Network Interface when using the azurestack
resource provider, but I cannot do so when using the azurerm
resource provider.
My Understanding
I do not understand why I cannot. I actually do not understand the difference between Azure Stack and Azure RM. This article suggests that Azure Stack is for hybrid deployments and Azure RM (or Azure Provider) is for pure cloud deployments.
All the previous work that I and other colleagues have done has been with azurerm
. I would prefer to stick with azurerm
if I could. Or, if possible, I would like to "mix and match" azurerm
and azurestack
, using azurestack
only when I have to, like in this case. But I'd really like to know why some things are only possible with one provider, since they both should have the same offering, with respect to pure Azure services.
Any Ideas?
Ultimately, though, I am just trying to solve the problem of attaching a network interface to a VM, where the NIC has associated ASGs. I would like to do this with azurerm
if possible. I can do it with azurestack
, as long as azurestack
is compatible with other services launched through azurerm
.