Azure / AzLoadBalancerMigration

This repo contains a PowerShell module to support Azure Load Balancer migration from Basic to Standard SKU
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Azure Load Balancer Upgrade and Migration Modules

This repository hosts multiple modules related to migration and upgrade of Azure Load Balancers and Public IPs.

Upgrade a basic load balancer with PowerShell Official documentation

Reference to the official documentation: Upgrade a basic load balancer with PowerShell

Azure Basic Load Balancer Upgrade

This module migrates a Basic SKU Load Balancer to a Standard SKU Load Balancer. See Azure Basic Load Balancer Upgrade

Azure Load Balancer NAT Pool Migration

This module migrates NAT Pools to NAT Rules on a Standard SKU Load Balancer. See Azure Load Balancer NAT Pool Migration

Azure VM Public IP Address Upgrade

This module upgrades Public IPs attached to the specified VM from Basic SKU to Standard SKU. See Azure VM Public IP Upgrade

Azure Availability Set Public IP Address Upgrade

This module upgrades Public IPs attached to all VMs in the specified Availability Set from Basic SKU to Standard SKU. See Azure Availability Set Public IP Upgrade

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