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az sf managed-node-type create

Create node type on a managed cluster. Azure CLI reference

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--application-end-port, --app-end-portApplication End port of a range of ports.
--application-start-port, --app-start-portApplication start port of a range of ports.
--capacityCapacity tags applied to the nodes in the node type as key/value pairs, the cluster resource manager uses these tags to understand how much resource a node has.
--data-disk-size, --disk-sizeDisk size for each vm in the node type in GBs.
--data-disk-type, --disk-typeManaged data disk type.
--ephemeral-end-portEphemeral end port of a range of ports.
--ephemeral-start-portEphemeral start port of a range of ports.
--instance-count"The number of nodes in the node type.
--is-statelessIndicates if the node type can only host Stateless workloads.
--multiple-placement-groups, --multi-place-groupsIndicates if scale set associated with the node type can be composed of multiple placement groups.
--placement-propertyPlacement tags applied to nodes in the node type as key/value pairs, which can be used to indicate where certain services (workload) should run.
--primarySpecify if the node type is primary.
--tagsspace-separated tags: key[=value] [key[=value] ...].
--vm-image-offerThe offer type of the Azure Virtual Machines Marketplace image.
--vm-image-publisherThe publisher of the Azure Virtual Machines Marketplace image.
--vm-image-skuThe SKU of the Azure Virtual Machines Marketplace image.
--vm-image-versionThe version of the Azure Virtual Machines Marketplace image.
--vm-sizeThe size of virtual machines in the pool.