> + name, azureComputeConstants.operationTimeout());
> + logger.warn(illegalStateExceptionMessage);
> +
> + throw new IllegalStateException(illegalStateExceptionMessage);
> + }
> +
> + final VMDeployment deployment = deployments.iterator().next();
> +
> +
> + return new NodeAndInitialCredentials<VMDeployment>(deployment, name,
> +
> LoginCredentials.builder().user(loginUser).identity(loginUser).password(loginPassword).authenticateSudo(true).build());
> + }
> +
> + @Override
> + public Iterable<VMSize> listHardwareProfiles() {
> + return api.getVMSizeApi(getLocation()).list();
This must return the hardware profiles for *all* locations, and how it works
must be coded in conjunction with the function that transforms the returned
elements into a jclouds `Hardware`
* If a hardawre profile does not exist in all locations, then when transforming
it, the `location` field must be set.
* if a hardware profile is global and exists in all locations, then when
transforming it, the `location` field must be left null.
Take this into account so you return here something that gives the
transformation function enough context to implement this contract. You can
create just an intermediate object here and use it to represent hardware
profiles. This object does not have to be an Azure API object, but any object
that is convenient; it will never be exposed to users.
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