Creare e gestire VM Windows Server

Compute Engine fornisce immagini pubbliche con Windows Server che puoi utilizzare per creare istanze. Per istruzioni su come creare un'istanza Windows Server con SQL Server preinstallato, consulta Creazione di istanze SQL Server.

Per informazioni più generali sulle istanze Windows Server e sulle applicazioni Windows che puoi eseguire su Compute Engine, consulta Windows su Compute Engine.

Prezzi

Prima di iniziare

Crea un'istanza Windows Server

Per creare un'istanza con Windows Server, specifica la famiglia di immagini per la versione specifica di Windows che ti serve. Compute Engine offre diverse versioni di Windows Server, la maggior parte delle quali sono disponibili come immagini Shielded VM. Le immagini Shielded VM offrono funzionalità di sicurezza come firmware compatibile con UEFI, avvio protetto e avvio con misurazioni protetto da vTPM. Per un elenco delle famiglie di immagini disponibili, consulta Immagini pubbliche.

Se hai bisogno di più di due sessioni di desktop remoto simultanee, dovrai acquistare licenze di accesso client (CAL) per Servizi Desktop remoto (RDS). Per ulteriori informazioni, vedi Concedi le licenze CAL per il deployment dei Servizi Desktop remoto.

Lavorare con Microsoft Active Directory

Se prevedi di utilizzare Microsoft Active Directory (AD) con la nuova istanza, assicurati che il nome dell'istanza non superi i 15 caratteri, per rispettare i limiti massimi di lunghezza del nome del sistema.

AD utilizza i nomi NetBIOS delle macchine, che vengono generati come nome dell'istanza troncato a 15 caratteri. Di conseguenza, potresti riscontrare il seguente errore quando tenti di accedere come utente del dominio: The Security Database on the Server does not have a Computer Account for this Workstation Trust Relationship.

Crea un'istanza Windows Server che utilizza un IP esterno per l'attivazione

Questa sezione descrive come creare un'istanza Windows Server con un indirizzo IP esterno. La tua rete VPC deve essere configurata per consentire l'accesso a kms.windows.googlecloud.com.

Console

Per creare una VM Windows di base:

  1. Nella console Google Cloud , vai alla pagina Crea un'istanza.

    Vai a Crea un'istanza

  2. In Disco di avvio, seleziona Cambia e segui questi passaggi:

    1. Nella scheda Immagini pubbliche, scegli un sistema operativo Windows Server.
    2. Fai clic su Seleziona.

  3. Per creare la VM, fai clic su Crea.

Per creare un'istanza Windows Shielded VM, segui questi passaggi:

  1. Nella console Google Cloud , vai alla pagina Crea un'istanza.

    Vai a Crea un'istanza

  2. In Disco di avvio, seleziona Cambia e segui questi passaggi:

    1. Nella scheda Immagini pubbliche, scegli un sistema operativo Windows Server.
    2. Per salvare la configurazione del disco di avvio, fai clic su Seleziona.

  3. (Facoltativo) Per modificare le impostazioni Shielded VM della VM, espandi la sezione Opzioni avanzate. Quindi:

    1. Espandi la sezione Sicurezza.
    2. Se vuoi disattivare l'avvio protetto, deseleziona la casella di controllo Attiva Avvio protetto. L'avvio protetto consente di proteggere le istanze VM da rootkit e malware a livello di avvio e di kernel. Per ulteriori informazioni, consulta Avvio protetto.

    3. Se vuoi disattivare il Virtual Trusted Platform Module (vTPM), deseleziona la casella di controllo Attiva vTPM. Il vTPM abilita l'avvio con misurazioni, che convalida l'integrità in fase di pre-avvio e avvio della VM. Per saperne di più, consulta Virtual Trusted Platform Module (vTPM).

    4. Se vuoi disattivare il monitoraggio dell'integrità, deseleziona la casella di controllo Attiva il monitoraggio dell'integrità. Il monitoraggio dell'integrità consente di monitorare l'integrità in fase di avvio delle VM Shielded VM utilizzando Cloud Monitoring. Per ulteriori informazioni, consulta Monitoraggio dell'integrità.

  4. Per creare la VM, fai clic su Crea.

gcloud

Utilizza il comando compute images list per visualizzare un elenco delle immagini Windows Server disponibili:

gcloud compute images list --project windows-cloud --no-standard-images

Per determinare se un'immagine supporta le funzionalità delle Shielded VM, esegui il seguente comando e verifica la presenza di UEFI_COMPATIBLE nell'output:

gcloud compute images describe IMAGE_NAME --project windows-cloud

Sostituisci IMAGE_NAME con il nome dell'immagine per verificare il supporto delle funzionalità di Shielded VM.

Utilizza il comando compute instances create per creare una nuova istanza e specifica la famiglia di immagini per una delle immagini pubbliche di Windows Server.

gcloud compute instances create INSTANCE_NAME \
    --image-project windows-cloud \
    --image-family IMAGE_FAMILY \
    --machine-type MACHINE_TYPE \
    --boot-disk-size BOOT_DISK_SIZE \
    --boot-disk-type BOOT_DISK_TYPE

Sostituisci quanto segue:

Se hai scelto un'immagine che supporta Shielded VM, puoi facoltativamente modificare le impostazioni della Shielded VM dell'istanza utilizzando uno dei seguenti flag:

  • --no-shielded-secure-boot: disattiva l'avvio protetto. L'avvio protetto consente di proteggere le istanze VM da rootkit e malware a livello di avvio e di kernel. Per ulteriori informazioni, consulta Avvio protetto.

  • --no-shielded-vtpm: disattiva il Virtual Trusted Platform Module (vTPM). Il vTPM abilita l'avvio con misurazioni, che convalida l'integrità della VM in fase di pre-avvio e avvio. Per saperne di più, consulta Virtual Trusted Platform Module (vTPM).

  • --no-shielded-integrity-monitoring: disattiva il monitoraggio dell'integrità. Il monitoraggio dell'integrità consente di monitorare l'integrità in fase di avvio delle istanze Shielded VM mediante Cloud Monitoring. Per saperne di più, consulta Monitoraggio dell'integrità.

L'esempio seguente crea un'istanza Shielded VM Windows 2022 con Avvio protetto disattivato:

gcloud compute instances create my-instance \
    --image-family windows-2022 --image-project windows-cloud \
    --no-shielded-secure-boot

Go 

import (
	"context"
	"fmt"
	"io"

	compute "cloud.google.com/go/compute/apiv1"
	computepb "cloud.google.com/go/compute/apiv1/computepb"
	"google.golang.org/protobuf/proto"
)

// createWndowsServerInstanceExternalIP creates a new Windows Server instance
// that has an external IP address.
func createWndowsServerInstanceExternalIP(
	w io.Writer,
	projectID, zone, instanceName, machineType, sourceImageFamily string,
) error {
	// projectID := "your_project_id"
	// zone := "europe-central2-b"
	// instanceName := "your_instance_name"
	// machineType := "n1-standard-1"
	// sourceImageFamily := "windows-2022"

	ctx := context.Background()
	instancesClient, err := compute.NewInstancesRESTClient(ctx)
	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("NewInstancesRESTClient: %w", err)
	}
	defer instancesClient.Close()

	disk := &computepb.AttachedDisk{
		// Describe the size and source image of the boot disk to attach to the instance.
		InitializeParams: &computepb.AttachedDiskInitializeParams{
			DiskSizeGb: proto.Int64(64),
			SourceImage: proto.String(
				fmt.Sprintf(
					"projects/windows-cloud/global/images/family/%s",
					sourceImageFamily,
				),
			),
		},
		AutoDelete: proto.Bool(true),
		Boot:       proto.Bool(true),
	}

	network := &computepb.NetworkInterface{
		// If you are using a custom VPC network it must be configured
		// to allow access to kms.windows.googlecloud.com.
		// https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/instances/windows/creating-managing-windows-instances#kms-server.
		Name: proto.String("global/networks/default"),
		AccessConfigs: []*computepb.AccessConfig{
			{
				Type: proto.String("ONE_TO_ONE_NAT"),
				Name: proto.String("External NAT"),
			},
		},
	}

	inst := &computepb.Instance{
		Name: proto.String(instanceName),
		Disks: []*computepb.AttachedDisk{
			disk,
		},
		MachineType: proto.String(fmt.Sprintf("zones/%s/machineTypes/%s", zone, machineType)),
		NetworkInterfaces: []*computepb.NetworkInterface{
			network,
		},
		// If you chose an image that supports Shielded VM,
		// you can optionally change the instance's Shielded VM settings.
		// ShieldedInstanceConfig: &computepb.ShieldedInstanceConfig{
		// 	EnableSecureBoot: proto.Bool(true),
		// 	EnableVtpm: proto.Bool(true),
		// 	EnableIntegrityMonitoring: proto.Bool(true),
		// },
	}

	req := &computepb.InsertInstanceRequest{
		Project:          projectID,
		Zone:             zone,
		InstanceResource: inst,
	}

	op, err := instancesClient.Insert(ctx, req)
	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("unable to create instance: %w", err)
	}

	if err = op.Wait(ctx); err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("unable to wait for the operation: %w", err)
	}

	fmt.Fprintf(w, "Instance created\n")

	return nil
}

Java 


import com.google.cloud.compute.v1.AccessConfig;
import com.google.cloud.compute.v1.AttachedDisk;
import com.google.cloud.compute.v1.AttachedDiskInitializeParams;
import com.google.cloud.compute.v1.InsertInstanceRequest;
import com.google.cloud.compute.v1.Instance;
import com.google.cloud.compute.v1.InstancesClient;
import com.google.cloud.compute.v1.NetworkInterface;
import com.google.cloud.compute.v1.Operation;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.concurrent.ExecutionException;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeoutException;

public class CreateWindowsServerInstanceExternalIp {

  public static void main(String[] args)
      throws IOException, ExecutionException, InterruptedException, TimeoutException {
    // TODO(developer): Replace these variables before running the sample.
    // projectId - ID or number of the project you want to use.
    String projectId = "your-google-cloud-project-id";

    // zone - Name of the zone you want to use, for example: us-west3-b
    String zone = "europe-central2-b";

    // instanceName - Name of the new machine.
    String instanceName = "instance-name";

    createWindowsServerInstanceExternalIp(projectId, zone, instanceName);
  }

  // Creates a new Windows Server instance that has an external IP address.
  public static void createWindowsServerInstanceExternalIp(String projectId, String zone,
      String instanceName)
      throws IOException, ExecutionException, InterruptedException, TimeoutException {

    // machineType - Machine type you want to create in following format:
    //  *    "zones/{zone}/machineTypes/{type_name}". For example:
    //  *    "zones/europe-west3-c/machineTypes/f1-micro"
    //  *    You can find the list of available machine types using:
    //  *    https://cloud.google.com/sdk/gcloud/reference/compute/machine-types/list
    String machineType = "n1-standard-1";
    // sourceImageFamily - Name of the public image family for Windows Server or SQL Server images.
    //  *    https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/images#os-compute-support
    String sourceImageFamily = "windows-2022";

    // Instantiates a client.
    try (InstancesClient instancesClient = InstancesClient.create()) {

      AttachedDisk attachedDisk = AttachedDisk.newBuilder()
          // Describe the size and source image of the boot disk to attach to the instance.
          .setInitializeParams(AttachedDiskInitializeParams.newBuilder()
              .setDiskSizeGb(64)
              .setSourceImage(
                  String.format("projects/windows-cloud/global/images/family/%s",
                      sourceImageFamily))
              .build())
          .setAutoDelete(true)
          .setBoot(true)
          .setType(AttachedDisk.Type.PERSISTENT.toString())
          .build();

      Instance instance = Instance.newBuilder()
          .setName(instanceName)
          .setMachineType(String.format("zones/%s/machineTypes/%s", zone, machineType))
          .addDisks(attachedDisk)
          .addNetworkInterfaces(NetworkInterface.newBuilder()
              .addAccessConfigs(AccessConfig.newBuilder()
                  .setType("ONE_TO_ONE_NAT")
                  .setName("External NAT")
                  .build())
              // If you're going to use a custom VPC network, it must be configured
              // to allow access to kms.windows.googlecloud.com.
              // https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/instances/windows/creating-managing-windows-instances#kms-server.
              .setName("global/networks/default")
              .build())
          // If you chose an image that supports Shielded VM, you can optionally change the
          // instance's Shielded VM settings.
          // .setShieldedInstanceConfig(ShieldedInstanceConfig.newBuilder()
          //    .setEnableSecureBoot(true)
          //    .setEnableVtpm(true)
          //    .setEnableIntegrityMonitoring(true)
          //    .build())
          .build();

      InsertInstanceRequest request = InsertInstanceRequest.newBuilder()
          .setProject(projectId)
          .setZone(zone)
          .setInstanceResource(instance)
          .build();

      // Wait for the operation to complete.
      Operation operation = instancesClient.insertAsync(request).get(5, TimeUnit.MINUTES);

      if (operation.hasError()) {
        System.out.printf("Error in creating instance %s", operation.getError());
        return;
      }

      System.out.printf("Instance created %s", instanceName);
    }
  }
}

Node.js 

/**
 * TODO(developer): Uncomment and replace these variables before running the sample.
 */
// const projectId = 'YOUR_PROJECT_ID';
// const zone = 'europe-central2-b';
// const instanceName = 'YOUR_INSTANCE_NAME';
// const machineType = 'n1-standard-1';
// const sourceImageFamily = 'windows-2022';

const compute = require('@google-cloud/compute');

async function createWindowsServerInstanceExpernalIP() {
  const instancesClient = new compute.InstancesClient();

  const [response] = await instancesClient.insert({
    instanceResource: {
      name: instanceName,
      disks: [
        {
          // Describe the size and source image of the boot disk to attach to the instance.
          initializeParams: {
            diskSizeGb: '64',
            sourceImage: `projects/windows-cloud/global/images/family/${sourceImageFamily}/`,
          },
          autoDelete: true,
          boot: true,
          type: 'PERSISTENT',
        },
      ],
      machineType: `zones/${zone}/machineTypes/${machineType}`,
      networkInterfaces: [
        {
          accessConfigs: [
            {
              type: 'ONE_TO_ONE_NAT',
              name: 'External NAT',
            },
          ],
          // If you are using a custom VPC network it must be configured to allow access to kms.windows.googlecloud.com.
          // https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/instances/windows/creating-managing-windows-instances#kms-server.
          name: 'global/networks/default',
        },
      ],
      // If you chose an image that supports Shielded VM, you can optionally change the instance's Shielded VM settings.
      // "shieldedInstanceConfig": {
      //   "enableSecureBoot": true,
      //   "enableVtpm": true,
      //   "enableIntegrityMonitoring": true
      // },
    },
    project: projectId,
    zone,
  });
  let operation = response.latestResponse;
  const operationsClient = new compute.ZoneOperationsClient();

  // Wait for the create operation to complete.
  while (operation.status !== 'DONE') {
    [operation] = await operationsClient.wait({
      operation: operation.name,
      project: projectId,
      zone: operation.zone.split('/').pop(),
    });
  }

  console.log('Instance created.');
}

createWindowsServerInstanceExpernalIP();

Python 

from __future__ import annotations

import re
import sys
from typing import Any
import warnings

from google.api_core.extended_operation import ExtendedOperation
from google.cloud import compute_v1


def get_image_from_family(project: str, family: str) -> compute_v1.Image:
    """
    Retrieve the newest image that is part of a given family in a project.

    Args:
        project: project ID or project number of the Cloud project you want to get image from.
        family: name of the image family you want to get image from.

    Returns:
        An Image object.
    """
    image_client = compute_v1.ImagesClient()
    # List of public operating system (OS) images: https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/images/os-details
    newest_image = image_client.get_from_family(project=project, family=family)
    return newest_image


def disk_from_image(
    disk_type: str,
    disk_size_gb: int,
    boot: bool,
    source_image: str,
    auto_delete: bool = True,
) -> compute_v1.AttachedDisk:
    """
    Create an AttachedDisk object to be used in VM instance creation. Uses an image as the
    source for the new disk.

    Args:
         disk_type: the type of disk you want to create. This value uses the following format:
            "zones/{zone}/diskTypes/(pd-standard|pd-ssd|pd-balanced|pd-extreme)".
            For example: "zones/us-west3-b/diskTypes/pd-ssd"
        disk_size_gb: size of the new disk in gigabytes
        boot: boolean flag indicating whether this disk should be used as a boot disk of an instance
        source_image: source image to use when creating this disk. You must have read access to this disk. This can be one
            of the publicly available images or an image from one of your projects.
            This value uses the following format: "projects/{project_name}/global/images/{image_name}"
        auto_delete: boolean flag indicating whether this disk should be deleted with the VM that uses it

    Returns:
        AttachedDisk object configured to be created using the specified image.
    """
    boot_disk = compute_v1.AttachedDisk()
    initialize_params = compute_v1.AttachedDiskInitializeParams()
    initialize_params.source_image = source_image
    initialize_params.disk_size_gb = disk_size_gb
    initialize_params.disk_type = disk_type
    boot_disk.initialize_params = initialize_params
    # Remember to set auto_delete to True if you want the disk to be deleted when you delete
    # your VM instance.
    boot_disk.auto_delete = auto_delete
    boot_disk.boot = boot
    return boot_disk


def wait_for_extended_operation(
    operation: ExtendedOperation, verbose_name: str = "operation", timeout: int = 300
) -> Any:
    """
    Waits for the extended (long-running) operation to complete.

    If the operation is successful, it will return its result.
    If the operation ends with an error, an exception will be raised.
    If there were any warnings during the execution of the operation
    they will be printed to sys.stderr.

    Args:
        operation: a long-running operation you want to wait on.
        verbose_name: (optional) a more verbose name of the operation,
            used only during error and warning reporting.
        timeout: how long (in seconds) to wait for operation to finish.
            If None, wait indefinitely.

    Returns:
        Whatever the operation.result() returns.

    Raises:
        This method will raise the exception received from `operation.exception()`
        or RuntimeError if there is no exception set, but there is an `error_code`
        set for the `operation`.

        In case of an operation taking longer than `timeout` seconds to complete,
        a `concurrent.futures.TimeoutError` will be raised.
    """
    result = operation.result(timeout=timeout)

    if operation.error_code:
        print(
            f"Error during {verbose_name}: [Code: {operation.error_code}]: {operation.error_message}",
            file=sys.stderr,
            flush=True,
        )
        print(f"Operation ID: {operation.name}", file=sys.stderr, flush=True)
        raise operation.exception() or RuntimeError(operation.error_message)

    if operation.warnings:
        print(f"Warnings during {verbose_name}:\n", file=sys.stderr, flush=True)
        for warning in operation.warnings:
            print(f" - {warning.code}: {warning.message}", file=sys.stderr, flush=True)

    return result


def create_instance(
    project_id: str,
    zone: str,
    instance_name: str,
    disks: list[compute_v1.AttachedDisk],
    machine_type: str = "n1-standard-1",
    network_link: str = "global/networks/default",
    subnetwork_link: str = None,
    internal_ip: str = None,
    external_access: bool = False,
    external_ipv4: str = None,
    accelerators: list[compute_v1.AcceleratorConfig] = None,
    preemptible: bool = False,
    spot: bool = False,
    instance_termination_action: str = "STOP",
    custom_hostname: str = None,
    delete_protection: bool = False,
) -> compute_v1.Instance:
    """
    Send an instance creation request to the Compute Engine API and wait for it to complete.

    Args:
        project_id: project ID or project number of the Cloud project you want to use.
        zone: name of the zone to create the instance in. For example: "us-west3-b"
        instance_name: name of the new virtual machine (VM) instance.
        disks: a list of compute_v1.AttachedDisk objects describing the disks
            you want to attach to your new instance.
        machine_type: machine type of the VM being created. This value uses the
            following format: "zones/{zone}/machineTypes/{type_name}".
            For example: "zones/europe-west3-c/machineTypes/f1-micro"
        network_link: name of the network you want the new instance to use.
            For example: "global/networks/default" represents the network
            named "default", which is created automatically for each project.
        subnetwork_link: name of the subnetwork you want the new instance to use.
            This value uses the following format:
            "regions/{region}/subnetworks/{subnetwork_name}"
        internal_ip: internal IP address you want to assign to the new instance.
            By default, a free address from the pool of available internal IP addresses of
            used subnet will be used.
        external_access: boolean flag indicating if the instance should have an external IPv4
            address assigned.
        external_ipv4: external IPv4 address to be assigned to this instance. If you specify
            an external IP address, it must live in the same region as the zone of the instance.
            This setting requires `external_access` to be set to True to work.
        accelerators: a list of AcceleratorConfig objects describing the accelerators that will
            be attached to the new instance.
        preemptible: boolean value indicating if the new instance should be preemptible
            or not. Preemptible VMs have been deprecated and you should now use Spot VMs.
        spot: boolean value indicating if the new instance should be a Spot VM or not.
        instance_termination_action: What action should be taken once a Spot VM is terminated.
            Possible values: "STOP", "DELETE"
        custom_hostname: Custom hostname of the new VM instance.
            Custom hostnames must conform to RFC 1035 requirements for valid hostnames.
        delete_protection: boolean value indicating if the new virtual machine should be
            protected against deletion or not.
    Returns:
        Instance object.
    """
    instance_client = compute_v1.InstancesClient()

    # Use the network interface provided in the network_link argument.
    network_interface = compute_v1.NetworkInterface()
    network_interface.network = network_link
    if subnetwork_link:
        network_interface.subnetwork = subnetwork_link

    if internal_ip:
        network_interface.network_i_p = internal_ip

    if external_access:
        access = compute_v1.AccessConfig()
        access.type_ = compute_v1.AccessConfig.Type.ONE_TO_ONE_NAT.name
        access.name = "External NAT"
        access.network_tier = access.NetworkTier.PREMIUM.name
        if external_ipv4:
            access.nat_i_p = external_ipv4
        network_interface.access_configs = [access]

    # Collect information into the Instance object.
    instance = compute_v1.Instance()
    instance.network_interfaces = [network_interface]
    instance.name = instance_name
    instance.disks = disks
    if re.match(r"^zones/[a-z\d\-]+/machineTypes/[a-z\d\-]+$", machine_type):
        instance.machine_type = machine_type
    else:
        instance.machine_type = f"zones/{zone}/machineTypes/{machine_type}"

    instance.scheduling = compute_v1.Scheduling()
    if accelerators:
        instance.guest_accelerators = accelerators
        instance.scheduling.on_host_maintenance = (
            compute_v1.Scheduling.OnHostMaintenance.TERMINATE.name
        )

    if preemptible:
        # Set the preemptible setting
        warnings.warn(
            "Preemptible VMs are being replaced by Spot VMs.", DeprecationWarning
        )
        instance.scheduling = compute_v1.Scheduling()
        instance.scheduling.preemptible = True

    if spot:
        # Set the Spot VM setting
        instance.scheduling.provisioning_model = (
            compute_v1.Scheduling.ProvisioningModel.SPOT.name
        )
        instance.scheduling.instance_termination_action = instance_termination_action

    if custom_hostname is not None:
        # Set the custom hostname for the instance
        instance.hostname = custom_hostname

    if delete_protection:
        # Set the delete protection bit
        instance.deletion_protection = True

    # Prepare the request to insert an instance.
    request = compute_v1.InsertInstanceRequest()
    request.zone = zone
    request.project = project_id
    request.instance_resource = instance

    # Wait for the create operation to complete.
    print(f"Creating the {instance_name} instance in {zone}...")

    operation = instance_client.insert(request=request)

    wait_for_extended_operation(operation, "instance creation")

    print(f"Instance {instance_name} created.")
    return instance_client.get(project=project_id, zone=zone, instance=instance_name)


def create_windows_instance(
    project_id: str,
    zone: str,
    instance_name: str,
    machine_type: str,
    source_image_family: str = "windows-2022",
    network_link: str = "global/networks/default",
    subnetwork_link: str | None = None,
) -> compute_v1.Instance:
    """
    Creates a new Windows Server instance that has only an internal IP address.

    Args:
        project_id: project ID or project number of the Cloud project you want to use.
        zone: name of the zone to create the instance in. For example: "us-west3-b"
        instance_name: name of the new virtual machine (VM) instance.
        machine_type: machine type you want to create in following format:
            "zones/{zone}/machineTypes/{type_name}". For example:
            "zones/europe-west3-c/machineTypes/f1-micro"
            You can find the list of available machine types using:
            https://cloud.google.com/sdk/gcloud/reference/compute/machine-types/list
        source_image_family: name of the public image family for Windows Server or SQL Server images.
            https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/images#os-compute-support
        network_link: name of the network you want the new instance to use.
            For example: "global/networks/default" represents the network
            named "default", which is created automatically for each project.
        subnetwork_link: name of the subnetwork you want the new instance to use.
            This value uses the following format:
           "regions/{region}/subnetworks/{subnetwork_name}"

    Returns:
        Instance object.
    """
    if subnetwork_link is None:
        subnetwork_link = f"regions/{zone}/subnetworks/default"

    base_image = get_image_from_family(
        project="windows-cloud", family=source_image_family
    )
    disk_type = f"zones/{zone}/diskTypes/pd-standard"
    disks = [disk_from_image(disk_type, 100, True, base_image.self_link, True)]

    # You must verify or configure routes and firewall rules in your VPC network
    # to allow access to kms.windows.googlecloud.com.
    # More information about access to kms.windows.googlecloud.com: https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/instances/windows/creating-managing-windows-instances#kms-server

    # Additionally, you must enable Private Google Access for subnets in your VPC network
    # that contain Windows instances with only internal IP addresses.
    # More information about Private Google Access: https://cloud.google.com/vpc/docs/configure-private-google-access#enabling

    instance = create_instance(
        project_id,
        zone,
        instance_name,
        disks,
        machine_type=machine_type,
        network_link=network_link,
        subnetwork_link=subnetwork_link,
        external_access=True,  # Set this to False to disable external IP for your instance
    )
    return instance

REST

Per creare un'istanza con l'API, includi la proprietà initializeParams nella richiesta di creazione dell'istanza e specifica un'immagine Windows. Ad esempio, il corpo della richiesta potrebbe avere il seguente aspetto:

instance = {
  "name": "INSTANCE_NAME",
  "machineType": "zones/ZONE/machineTypes/MACHINE_TYPE",
  "disks": [{
      "boot": "true",
      "type": "PERSISTENT",
      "initializeParams": {
         "diskName": "DISK_NAME",
         "sourceImage": "https://www.googleapis.com/compute/v1/projects/windows-cloud/global/images/family/IMAGE_FAMILY",
         "diskSizeGb": "BOOT_DISK_SIZE",
         "diskType": "BOOT_DISK_TYPE",
       }
    }],
  "networkInterfaces": [{
    "accessConfigs": [{
      "type": "ONE_TO_ONE_NAT",
      "name": "External NAT"
     }],
    "network": "global/networks/default"
  }],
  "serviceAccounts": [{
       "email": DEFAULT_SERVICE_EMAIL,
       "scopes": DEFAULT_SCOPES
  }]
}

Sostituisci i seguenti segnaposto con valori validi:

  • INSTANCE_NAME: il nome della nuova istanza.
  • IMAGE_FAMILY: una delle famiglie di immagini pubbliche per le immagini Windows Server o SQL Server.
  • ZONE: la zona per questa istanza.
  • MACHINE_TYPE: uno dei tipi di macchina disponibili.
  • BOOT_DISK_SIZE: le dimensioni del disco di avvio in GiB. I dischi più grandi hanno un throughput più elevato.
  • BOOT_DISK_TYPE: il tipo del disco di avvio per l'istanza, ad esempio hyperdisk-balanced o pd-ssd.

Se hai scelto un'immagine che supporta Shielded VM, puoi facoltativamente modificare le impostazioni Shielded VM dell'istanza utilizzando i seguenti elementi del corpo della richiesta booleani:

  • enableSecureBoot: attiva o disattiva l'avvio protetto. L'avvio protetto consente di proteggere le istanze VM da rootkit e malware a livello di avvio e di kernel. Per ulteriori informazioni, consulta Avvio protetto.

  • enableVtpm: attiva o disattiva il Virtual Trusted Platform Module (vTPM). Il vTPM abilita l'avvio con misurazioni, che convalida l'integrità in fase di pre-avvio e avvio della VM. Per saperne di più, consulta Virtual Trusted Platform Module (vTPM).

  • enableIntegrityMonitoring: attiva o disattiva il monitoraggio dell'integrità. Il monitoraggio dell'integrità consente di controllare e verificare l'integrità in fase di avvio runtime delle istanze Shielded VM mediante i report di Cloud Monitoring. Per saperne di più, consulta Monitoraggio dell'integrità.

Per saperne di più sulla creazione di un'istanza, consulta la documentazione sul metodoinstances.insert().

Dopo aver creato l'istanza Windows o SQL Server, imposta la password iniziale per l'istanza in modo da poter connetterti all'istanza tramite RDP.

Inoltre, puoi unire la VM a un dominio Managed Microsoft AD durante la creazione della VM o dopo la creazione della VM. Per ulteriori informazioni, vedi Aggiungere automaticamente una VM Windows a un dominio.

Crea un'istanza Windows Server che utilizza un indirizzo IP interno per l'attivazione

Prima di poter creare un'istanza Windows Server con solo un indirizzo IP interno, devi verificare o configurare route e regole firewall nella tua rete VPC per consentire l'accesso a kms.windows.googlecloud.com. Inoltre, devi abilitare l'accesso privato Google per le subnet della rete VPC che contengono istanze Windows con solo indirizzi IP interni.

gcloud

Quando crei una nuova istanza utilizzando gcloud CLI, puoi utilizzare il flag --no-address per assicurarti che non venga assegnato un indirizzo IP esterno:

gcloud compute instances create INSTANCE_NAME --network NETWORK_NAME \
 --subnet SUBNET_NAME \
 --no-address \
 --zone ZONE \
 --image-project windows-cloud \
 --image-family IMAGE_FAMILY \
 --machine-type MACHINE_TYPE \
 --boot-disk-size BOOT_DISK_SIZE \
 --boot-disk-type BOOT_DISK_TYPE

Sostituisci i seguenti segnaposto con valori validi:

  • INSTANCE_NAME: un nome per la nuova istanza.
  • SUBNET_NAME: il nome della subnet nella rete VPC che verrà utilizzata dall'istanza. La subnet deve trovarsi nella stessa regione della zona scelta per l'istanza.
  • IMAGE_FAMILY: una delle famiglie di immagini pubbliche per le immagini Windows Server.
  • MACHINE_TYPE: uno dei tipi di macchina disponibili.
  • BOOT_DISK_SIZE: le dimensioni del disco di avvio in GiB. I dischi più grandi hanno un throughput più elevato.
  • BOOT_DISK_TYPE: il tipo del disco di avvio per l'istanza. Ad esempio, hyperdisk-balanced o pd-ssd.

Go 

import (
	"context"
	"fmt"
	"io"

	compute "cloud.google.com/go/compute/apiv1"
	computepb "cloud.google.com/go/compute/apiv1/computepb"
	"google.golang.org/protobuf/proto"
)

// createWndowsServerInstanceInternalIP creates a new Windows Server instance
// that has only an internal IP address.
func createWndowsServerInstanceInternalIP(
	w io.Writer,
	projectID, zone, instanceName, machineType, sourceImageFamily, networkLink, subnetworkLink string,
) error {
	// projectID := "your_project_id"
	// zone := "europe-central2-b"
	// instanceName := "your_instance_name"
	// machineType := "n1-standard-1"
	// sourceImageFamily := "windows-2022"
	// networkLink := "global/networks/default"
	// subnetworkLink := "regions/europe-central2/subnetworks/default"

	ctx := context.Background()
	instancesClient, err := compute.NewInstancesRESTClient(ctx)
	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("NewInstancesRESTClient: %w", err)
	}
	defer instancesClient.Close()

	disk := &computepb.AttachedDisk{
		// Describe the size and source image of the boot disk to attach to the instance.
		InitializeParams: &computepb.AttachedDiskInitializeParams{
			DiskSizeGb: proto.Int64(64),
			SourceImage: proto.String(
				fmt.Sprintf(
					"projects/windows-cloud/global/images/family/%s",
					sourceImageFamily,
				),
			),
		},
		AutoDelete: proto.Bool(true),
		Boot:       proto.Bool(true),
	}

	network := &computepb.NetworkInterface{
		// You must verify or configure routes and firewall rules in your VPC network
		// to allow access to kms.windows.googlecloud.com.
		// More information about access to kms.windows.googlecloud.com:
		// https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/instances/windows/creating-managing-windows-instances#kms-server

		// Additionally, you must enable Private Google Access for subnets in your VPC network
		// that contain Windows instances with only internal IP addresses.
		// More information about Private Google Access:
		// https://cloud.google.com/vpc/docs/configure-private-google-access#enabling
		Name:       proto.String(networkLink),
		Subnetwork: proto.String(subnetworkLink),
	}

	inst := &computepb.Instance{
		Name: proto.String(instanceName),
		Disks: []*computepb.AttachedDisk{
			disk,
		},
		MachineType: proto.String(fmt.Sprintf("zones/%s/machineTypes/%s", zone, machineType)),
		NetworkInterfaces: []*computepb.NetworkInterface{
			network,
		},
		// If you chose an image that supports Shielded VM,
		// you can optionally change the instance's Shielded VM settings.
		// ShieldedInstanceConfig: &computepb.ShieldedInstanceConfig{
		// 	EnableSecureBoot: proto.Bool(true),
		// 	EnableVtpm: proto.Bool(true),
		// 	EnableIntegrityMonitoring: proto.Bool(true),
		// },
	}

	req := &computepb.InsertInstanceRequest{
		Project:          projectID,
		Zone:             zone,
		InstanceResource: inst,
	}

	op, err := instancesClient.Insert(ctx, req)
	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("unable to create instance: %w", err)
	}

	if err = op.Wait(ctx); err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("unable to wait for the operation: %w", err)
	}

	fmt.Fprintf(w, "Instance created\n")

	return nil
}

Java 


import com.google.cloud.compute.v1.AttachedDisk;
import com.google.cloud.compute.v1.AttachedDiskInitializeParams;
import com.google.cloud.compute.v1.InsertInstanceRequest;
import com.google.cloud.compute.v1.Instance;
import com.google.cloud.compute.v1.InstancesClient;
import com.google.cloud.compute.v1.NetworkInterface;
import com.google.cloud.compute.v1.Operation;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.concurrent.ExecutionException;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeoutException;

public class CreateWindowsServerInstanceInternalIp {

  public static void main(String[] args)
      throws IOException, ExecutionException, InterruptedException, TimeoutException {
    // TODO(developer): Replace these variables before running the sample.
    // projectId - ID or number of the project you want to use.
    String projectId = "your-google-cloud-project-id";

    // zone - Name of the zone you want to use, for example: us-west3-b
    String zone = "europe-central2-b";

    // instanceName - Name of the new machine.
    String instanceName = "instance-name";

    // networkLink - Name of the network you want the new instance to use.
    //  *   For example: "global/networks/default" represents the network
    //  *   named "default", which is created automatically for each project.
    String networkLink = "global/networks/default";

    // subnetworkLink - Name of the subnetwork you want the new instance to use.
    //  *   This value uses the following format:
    //  *   "regions/{region}/subnetworks/{subnetwork_name}"
    String subnetworkLink = "regions/europe-central2/subnetworks/default";

    createWindowsServerInstanceInternalIp(projectId, zone, instanceName, networkLink,
        subnetworkLink);
  }

  // Creates a new Windows Server instance that has only an internal IP address.
  public static void createWindowsServerInstanceInternalIp(String projectId, String zone,
      String instanceName, String networkLink, String subnetworkLink)
      throws IOException, ExecutionException, InterruptedException, TimeoutException {

    // machineType - Machine type you want to create in following format:
    //  *    "zones/{zone}/machineTypes/{type_name}". For example:
    //  *    "zones/europe-west3-c/machineTypes/f1-micro"
    //  *    You can find the list of available machine types using:
    //  *    https://cloud.google.com/sdk/gcloud/reference/compute/machine-types/list
    String machineType = "n1-standard-1";
    // sourceImageFamily - Name of the public image family for Windows Server or SQL Server images.
    //  *    https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/images#os-compute-support
    String sourceImageFamily = "windows-2022";

    // Instantiates a client.
    try (InstancesClient instancesClient = InstancesClient.create()) {

      AttachedDisk attachedDisk = AttachedDisk.newBuilder()
          // Describe the size and source image of the boot disk to attach to the instance.
          .setInitializeParams(AttachedDiskInitializeParams.newBuilder()
              .setDiskSizeGb(64)
              .setSourceImage(
                  String.format("projects/windows-cloud/global/images/family/%s",
                      sourceImageFamily))
              .build())
          .setAutoDelete(true)
          .setBoot(true)
          .setType(AttachedDisk.Type.PERSISTENT.toString())
          .build();

      Instance instance = Instance.newBuilder()
          .setName(instanceName)
          .setMachineType(String.format("zones/%s/machineTypes/%s", zone, machineType))
          .addDisks(attachedDisk)
          .addNetworkInterfaces(NetworkInterface.newBuilder()
              // You must verify or configure routes and firewall rules in your VPC network
              // to allow access to kms.windows.googlecloud.com.
              // More information about access to kms.windows.googlecloud.com: https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/instances/windows/creating-managing-windows-instances#kms-server

              // Additionally, you must enable Private Google Access for subnets in your VPC network
              // that contain Windows instances with only internal IP addresses.
              // More information about Private Google Access: https://cloud.google.com/vpc/docs/configure-private-google-access#enabling
              .setName(networkLink)
              .setSubnetwork(subnetworkLink)
              .build())
          // If you chose an image that supports Shielded VM, you can optionally change the
          // instance's Shielded VM settings.
          // .setShieldedInstanceConfig(ShieldedInstanceConfig.newBuilder()
          //    .setEnableSecureBoot(true)
          //    .setEnableVtpm(true)
          //    .setEnableIntegrityMonitoring(true)
          //    .build())
          .build();

      InsertInstanceRequest request = InsertInstanceRequest.newBuilder()
          .setProject(projectId)
          .setZone(zone)
          .setInstanceResource(instance)
          .build();

      // Wait for the operation to complete.
      Operation operation = instancesClient.insertAsync(request).get(5, TimeUnit.MINUTES);

      if (operation.hasError()) {
        System.out.printf("Error in creating instance %s", operation.getError());
        return;
      }

      System.out.printf("Instance created %s", instanceName);
    }
  }
}

Node.js 

/**
 * TODO(developer): Uncomment and replace these variables before running the sample.
 */
// const projectId = 'YOUR_PROJECT_ID';
// const zone = 'europe-central2-b';
// const instanceName = 'YOUR_INSTANCE_NAME';
// const machineType = 'n1-standard-1';
// const sourceImageFamily = 'windows-2022';
// const networkLink = 'global/networks/default';
// const subnetworkLink = 'regions/europe-central2/subnetworks/default';

const compute = require('@google-cloud/compute');

async function createWindowsServerInstanceInternalIP() {
  const instancesClient = new compute.InstancesClient();

  const [response] = await instancesClient.insert({
    instanceResource: {
      name: instanceName,
      disks: [
        {
          // Describe the size and source image of the boot disk to attach to the instance.
          initializeParams: {
            diskSizeGb: '64',
            sourceImage: `projects/windows-cloud/global/images/family/${sourceImageFamily}/`,
          },
          autoDelete: true,
          boot: true,
          type: 'PERSISTENT',
        },
      ],
      machineType: `zones/${zone}/machineTypes/${machineType}`,
      networkInterfaces: [
        {
          // You must verify or configure routes and firewall rules in your VPC network
          // to allow access to kms.windows.googlecloud.com.
          // More information about access to kms.windows.googlecloud.com: https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/instances/windows/creating-managing-windows-instances#kms-server

          // Additionally, you must enable Private Google Access for subnets in your VPC network
          // that contain Windows instances with only internal IP addresses.
          // More information about Private Google Access: https://cloud.google.com/vpc/docs/configure-private-google-access#enabling
          name: networkLink,
          subnetwork: subnetworkLink,
        },
      ],
      // If you chose an image that supports Shielded VM, you can optionally change the instance's Shielded VM settings.
      // "shieldedInstanceConfig": {
      //   "enableSecureBoot": true,
      //   "enableVtpm": true,
      //   "enableIntegrityMonitoring": true
      // },
    },
    project: projectId,
    zone,
  });
  let operation = response.latestResponse;
  const operationsClient = new compute.ZoneOperationsClient();

  // Wait for the create operation to complete.
  while (operation.status !== 'DONE') {
    [operation] = await operationsClient.wait({
      operation: operation.name,
      project: projectId,
      zone: operation.zone.split('/').pop(),
    });
  }

  console.log('Instance created.');
}

createWindowsServerInstanceInternalIP();

Python 

from __future__ import annotations

import re
import sys
from typing import Any
import warnings

from google.api_core.extended_operation import ExtendedOperation
from google.cloud import compute_v1


def get_image_from_family(project: str, family: str) -> compute_v1.Image:
    """
    Retrieve the newest image that is part of a given family in a project.

    Args:
        project: project ID or project number of the Cloud project you want to get image from.
        family: name of the image family you want to get image from.

    Returns:
        An Image object.
    """
    image_client = compute_v1.ImagesClient()
    # List of public operating system (OS) images: https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/images/os-details
    newest_image = image_client.get_from_family(project=project, family=family)
    return newest_image


def disk_from_image(
    disk_type: str,
    disk_size_gb: int,
    boot: bool,
    source_image: str,
    auto_delete: bool = True,
) -> compute_v1.AttachedDisk:
    """
    Create an AttachedDisk object to be used in VM instance creation. Uses an image as the
    source for the new disk.

    Args:
         disk_type: the type of disk you want to create. This value uses the following format:
            "zones/{zone}/diskTypes/(pd-standard|pd-ssd|pd-balanced|pd-extreme)".
            For example: "zones/us-west3-b/diskTypes/pd-ssd"
        disk_size_gb: size of the new disk in gigabytes
        boot: boolean flag indicating whether this disk should be used as a boot disk of an instance
        source_image: source image to use when creating this disk. You must have read access to this disk. This can be one
            of the publicly available images or an image from one of your projects.
            This value uses the following format: "projects/{project_name}/global/images/{image_name}"
        auto_delete: boolean flag indicating whether this disk should be deleted with the VM that uses it

    Returns:
        AttachedDisk object configured to be created using the specified image.
    """
    boot_disk = compute_v1.AttachedDisk()
    initialize_params = compute_v1.AttachedDiskInitializeParams()
    initialize_params.source_image = source_image
    initialize_params.disk_size_gb = disk_size_gb
    initialize_params.disk_type = disk_type
    boot_disk.initialize_params = initialize_params
    # Remember to set auto_delete to True if you want the disk to be deleted when you delete
    # your VM instance.
    boot_disk.auto_delete = auto_delete
    boot_disk.boot = boot
    return boot_disk


def wait_for_extended_operation(
    operation: ExtendedOperation, verbose_name: str = "operation", timeout: int = 300
) -> Any:
    """
    Waits for the extended (long-running) operation to complete.

    If the operation is successful, it will return its result.
    If the operation ends with an error, an exception will be raised.
    If there were any warnings during the execution of the operation
    they will be printed to sys.stderr.

    Args:
        operation: a long-running operation you want to wait on.
        verbose_name: (optional) a more verbose name of the operation,
            used only during error and warning reporting.
        timeout: how long (in seconds) to wait for operation to finish.
            If None, wait indefinitely.

    Returns:
        Whatever the operation.result() returns.

    Raises:
        This method will raise the exception received from `operation.exception()`
        or RuntimeError if there is no exception set, but there is an `error_code`
        set for the `operation`.

        In case of an operation taking longer than `timeout` seconds to complete,
        a `concurrent.futures.TimeoutError` will be raised.
    """
    result = operation.result(timeout=timeout)

    if operation.error_code:
        print(
            f"Error during {verbose_name}: [Code: {operation.error_code}]: {operation.error_message}",
            file=sys.stderr,
            flush=True,
        )
        print(f"Operation ID: {operation.name}", file=sys.stderr, flush=True)
        raise operation.exception() or RuntimeError(operation.error_message)

    if operation.warnings:
        print(f"Warnings during {verbose_name}:\n", file=sys.stderr, flush=True)
        for warning in operation.warnings:
            print(f" - {warning.code}: {warning.message}", file=sys.stderr, flush=True)

    return result


def create_instance(
    project_id: str,
    zone: str,
    instance_name: str,
    disks: list[compute_v1.AttachedDisk],
    machine_type: str = "n1-standard-1",
    network_link: str = "global/networks/default",
    subnetwork_link: str = None,
    internal_ip: str = None,
    external_access: bool = False,
    external_ipv4: str = None,
    accelerators: list[compute_v1.AcceleratorConfig] = None,
    preemptible: bool = False,
    spot: bool = False,
    instance_termination_action: str = "STOP",
    custom_hostname: str = None,
    delete_protection: bool = False,
) -> compute_v1.Instance:
    """
    Send an instance creation request to the Compute Engine API and wait for it to complete.

    Args:
        project_id: project ID or project number of the Cloud project you want to use.
        zone: name of the zone to create the instance in. For example: "us-west3-b"
        instance_name: name of the new virtual machine (VM) instance.
        disks: a list of compute_v1.AttachedDisk objects describing the disks
            you want to attach to your new instance.
        machine_type: machine type of the VM being created. This value uses the
            following format: "zones/{zone}/machineTypes/{type_name}".
            For example: "zones/europe-west3-c/machineTypes/f1-micro"
        network_link: name of the network you want the new instance to use.
            For example: "global/networks/default" represents the network
            named "default", which is created automatically for each project.
        subnetwork_link: name of the subnetwork you want the new instance to use.
            This value uses the following format:
            "regions/{region}/subnetworks/{subnetwork_name}"
        internal_ip: internal IP address you want to assign to the new instance.
            By default, a free address from the pool of available internal IP addresses of
            used subnet will be used.
        external_access: boolean flag indicating if the instance should have an external IPv4
            address assigned.
        external_ipv4: external IPv4 address to be assigned to this instance. If you specify
            an external IP address, it must live in the same region as the zone of the instance.
            This setting requires `external_access` to be set to True to work.
        accelerators: a list of AcceleratorConfig objects describing the accelerators that will
            be attached to the new instance.
        preemptible: boolean value indicating if the new instance should be preemptible
            or not. Preemptible VMs have been deprecated and you should now use Spot VMs.
        spot: boolean value indicating if the new instance should be a Spot VM or not.
        instance_termination_action: What action should be taken once a Spot VM is terminated.
            Possible values: "STOP", "DELETE"
        custom_hostname: Custom hostname of the new VM instance.
            Custom hostnames must conform to RFC 1035 requirements for valid hostnames.
        delete_protection: boolean value indicating if the new virtual machine should be
            protected against deletion or not.
    Returns:
        Instance object.
    """
    instance_client = compute_v1.InstancesClient()

    # Use the network interface provided in the network_link argument.
    network_interface = compute_v1.NetworkInterface()
    network_interface.network = network_link
    if subnetwork_link:
        network_interface.subnetwork = subnetwork_link

    if internal_ip:
        network_interface.network_i_p = internal_ip

    if external_access:
        access = compute_v1.AccessConfig()
        access.type_ = compute_v1.AccessConfig.Type.ONE_TO_ONE_NAT.name
        access.name = "External NAT"
        access.network_tier = access.NetworkTier.PREMIUM.name
        if external_ipv4:
            access.nat_i_p = external_ipv4
        network_interface.access_configs = [access]

    # Collect information into the Instance object.
    instance = compute_v1.Instance()
    instance.network_interfaces = [network_interface]
    instance.name = instance_name
    instance.disks = disks
    if re.match(r"^zones/[a-z\d\-]+/machineTypes/[a-z\d\-]+$", machine_type):
        instance.machine_type = machine_type
    else:
        instance.machine_type = f"zones/{zone}/machineTypes/{machine_type}"

    instance.scheduling = compute_v1.Scheduling()
    if accelerators:
        instance.guest_accelerators = accelerators
        instance.scheduling.on_host_maintenance = (
            compute_v1.Scheduling.OnHostMaintenance.TERMINATE.name
        )

    if preemptible:
        # Set the preemptible setting
        warnings.warn(
            "Preemptible VMs are being replaced by Spot VMs.", DeprecationWarning
        )
        instance.scheduling = compute_v1.Scheduling()
        instance.scheduling.preemptible = True

    if spot:
        # Set the Spot VM setting
        instance.scheduling.provisioning_model = (
            compute_v1.Scheduling.ProvisioningModel.SPOT.name
        )
        instance.scheduling.instance_termination_action = instance_termination_action

    if custom_hostname is not None:
        # Set the custom hostname for the instance
        instance.hostname = custom_hostname

    if delete_protection:
        # Set the delete protection bit
        instance.deletion_protection = True

    # Prepare the request to insert an instance.
    request = compute_v1.InsertInstanceRequest()
    request.zone = zone
    request.project = project_id
    request.instance_resource = instance

    # Wait for the create operation to complete.
    print(f"Creating the {instance_name} instance in {zone}...")

    operation = instance_client.insert(request=request)

    wait_for_extended_operation(operation, "instance creation")

    print(f"Instance {instance_name} created.")
    return instance_client.get(project=project_id, zone=zone, instance=instance_name)


def create_windows_instance(
    project_id: str,
    zone: str,
    instance_name: str,
    machine_type: str,
    source_image_family: str = "windows-2022",
    network_link: str = "global/networks/default",
    subnetwork_link: str | None = None,
) -> compute_v1.Instance:
    """
    Creates a new Windows Server instance that has only an internal IP address.

    Args:
        project_id: project ID or project number of the Cloud project you want to use.
        zone: name of the zone to create the instance in. For example: "us-west3-b"
        instance_name: name of the new virtual machine (VM) instance.
        machine_type: machine type you want to create in following format:
            "zones/{zone}/machineTypes/{type_name}". For example:
            "zones/europe-west3-c/machineTypes/f1-micro"
            You can find the list of available machine types using:
            https://cloud.google.com/sdk/gcloud/reference/compute/machine-types/list
        source_image_family: name of the public image family for Windows Server or SQL Server images.
            https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/images#os-compute-support
        network_link: name of the network you want the new instance to use.
            For example: "global/networks/default" represents the network
            named "default", which is created automatically for each project.
        subnetwork_link: name of the subnetwork you want the new instance to use.
            This value uses the following format:
           "regions/{region}/subnetworks/{subnetwork_name}"

    Returns:
        Instance object.
    """
    if subnetwork_link is None:
        subnetwork_link = f"regions/{zone}/subnetworks/default"

    base_image = get_image_from_family(
        project="windows-cloud", family=source_image_family
    )
    disk_type = f"zones/{zone}/diskTypes/pd-standard"
    disks = [disk_from_image(disk_type, 100, True, base_image.self_link, True)]

    # You must verify or configure routes and firewall rules in your VPC network
    # to allow access to kms.windows.googlecloud.com.
    # More information about access to kms.windows.googlecloud.com: https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/instances/windows/creating-managing-windows-instances#kms-server

    # Additionally, you must enable Private Google Access for subnets in your VPC network
    # that contain Windows instances with only internal IP addresses.
    # More information about Private Google Access: https://cloud.google.com/vpc/docs/configure-private-google-access#enabling

    instance = create_instance(
        project_id,
        zone,
        instance_name,
        disks,
        machine_type=machine_type,
        network_link=network_link,
        subnetwork_link=subnetwork_link,
        external_access=True,  # Set this to False to disable external IP for your instance
    )
    return instance

Poiché questa istanza non ha un indirizzo IP esterno, non puoi connetterti direttamente a internet. Puoi connetterti da un'altra rete connessa alla tua rete VPC utilizzando Cloud Interconnect o Cloud VPN oppure puoi prima connetterti a un'istanza bastion tramite RDP e poi connetterti all'istanza che ha solo un indirizzo IP interno.

Inoltre, puoi unire la VM a un dominio Managed Microsoft AD durante la creazione della VM o dopo la creazione della VM. Per saperne di più, consulta Aggiungi automaticamente una VM Windows a un dominio.

Configura l'accesso a kms.windows.googlecloud.com

Per l'attivazione e il rinnovo di Windows, la rete VPC deve soddisfare i seguenti requisiti di routing e regole firewall.

Requisiti di routing

Le tue istanze Windows devono essere in grado di raggiungere kms.windows.googlecloud.com (35.190.247.13 o 2001:4860:4802:32::86) tramite una route il cui hop successivo è il gateway internet predefinito. Non puoi attivare le istanze Windows utilizzando un gateway NAT basato su istanza o Cloud NAT perché kms.windows.googlecloud.com rifiuta le richieste di attivazione provenienti da indirizzi IP che non sono confermati come istanze Compute Engine.

Puoi utilizzare la route predefinita nella rete VPC per instradare il traffico direttamente a kms.windows.googlecloud.com. Se rimuovi questa route o prevedi di farlo in futuro, crea una route statica personalizzata con destinazione 35.190.247.13 o 2001:4860:4802:32::86 e hop successivo impostato su gateway internet predefinito, come segue:

Solo IPv4

gcloud compute routes create mskms-ipv4-route-ipv4-network \
    --destination-range=35.190.247.13/32 \
    --network=ipv4-network \
    --next-hop-gateway=default-internet-gateway

Doppia pila

gcloud compute routes create mskms-ipv4-route-ipv4-network \
    --destination-range=35.190.247.13/32 \
    --network=ipv4-network \
    --next-hop-gateway=default-internet-gateway

gcloud compute routes create mskms-ipv6-route-ipv6-network \
    --destination-range=2001:4860:4802:32::86/128 \
    --network=ipv6-network \
    --next-hop-gateway=default-internet-gateway

Solo IPv6

gcloud compute routes create mskms-ipv6-route-ipv6-network \
    --destination-range=2001:4860:4802:32::86/128 \
    --network=ipv6-network \
    --next-hop-gateway=default-internet-gateway

Sostituisci ipv4-network o ipv6-network con il nome della tua rete VPC.

La route predefinita o una route statica personalizzata consentono alle istanze con indirizzi IP esterni di raggiungere kms.windows.googlecloud.com. Se hai istanze Windows senza indirizzi IP esterni o che utilizzano Cloud NAT, devi anche attivare l'accesso privato Google in modo che le istanze con soli indirizzi IP interni possano inviare traffico all'indirizzo IP esterno per kms.windows.googlecloud.com (35.190.247.13 o 2001:4860:4802:32::86).

Requisiti delle regole firewall

La regola firewall di autorizzazione implicita del traffico in uscita consente alle istanze di effettuare richieste e ricevere risposte stabilite. A meno che tu non abbia creato regole firewall personalizzate che negano il traffico in uscita, le tue istanze Windows possono comunicare con kms.windows.googlecloud.com.

Se personalizzi le regole firewall, è buona norma creare una regola di autorizzazione in uscita con priorità elevata che consenta esplicitamente la comunicazione con 35.190.247.13 o 2001:4860:4802:32::86. In questo modo, quando modifichi le regole firewall, non disattiverai accidentalmente l'attivazione di Windows.

I seguenti esempi di gcloud creano la regola di autorizzazione in uscita consigliata con la priorità più alta:

Solo IPv4

gcloud compute firewall-rules create mskms-ipv4-firewall-rule-ipv4-network \
    --direction=EGRESS \
    --network=ipv4-network \
    --action=ALLOW \
    --rules=tcp:1688 \
    --destination-ranges=35.190.247.13/32 \
    --priority=0

Doppia pila

gcloud compute firewall-rules create mskms-ipv4-firewall-rule-ipv4-network \
    --direction=EGRESS \
    --network=ipv4-network \
    --action=ALLOW \
    --rules=tcp:1688 \
    --destination-ranges=35.190.247.13/32 \
    --priority=0

gcloud compute firewall-rules create mskms-ipv6-firewall-rule-ipv6-network \
    --direction=EGRESS \
    --network=ipv6-network \
    --action=ALLOW \
    --rules=tcp:1688 \
    --destination-ranges=2001:4860:4802:32::86/128 \
    --priority=0

Solo IPv6

gcloud compute firewall-rules create mskms-ipv6-firewall-rule-ipv6-network \
    --direction=EGRESS \
    --network=ipv6-network \
    --action=ALLOW \
    --rules=tcp:1688 \
    --destination-ranges=2001:4860:4802:32::86/128 \
    --priority=0

Sostituisci ipv4-network o ipv6-network con il nome della tua rete VPC.

Verifica che un'istanza sia stata avviata correttamente

Le istanze Windows hanno un tempo di avvio più lungo a causa del processo sysprep. La console Google Cloud potrebbe mostrare che l'istanza è in esecuzione anche se la procedura sysprep non è ancora completata. Per verificare se l'istanza è stata avviata correttamente ed è pronta per essere utilizzata, controlla l'output della porta seriale con il seguente comando:

gcloud compute instances get-serial-port-output INSTANCE_NAME

Sostituisci INSTANCE_NAME con il nome dell'istanza che vuoi verificare.

...[snip]...
Running schtasks with arguments /run /tn GCEStartup
-->  SUCCESS: Attempted to run the scheduled task "GCEStartup".
-------------------------------------------------------------
Instance setup finished. INSTANCE_NAME is ready to use.
-------------------------------------------------------------

Attivare e disattivare le funzionalità delle istanze Windows

Se hai istanze Windows con versioni dell'immagine v20170509 e successive o con la versione dell'agente 4.1.0 e successive, puoi impostare la configurazione dell'istanza in un file di configurazione o nei metadati personalizzati del progetto o dell'istanza. Il file di configurazione è in formato INI e si trova nel seguente percorso:

C:\Program Files\Google\Compute Engine\instance_configs.cfg

Il sistema esegue l'override delle impostazioni di configurazione nel seguente ordine di priorità, dalla priorità più alta a quella più bassa:

  1. Parametri di configurazione impostati nel file di configurazione
  2. Parametri di configurazione impostati nei metadati personalizzati a livello di istanza
  3. Parametri di configurazione impostati nei metadati personalizzati a livello di progetto

Ad esempio, se puoi attivare la funzionalità accountManager in un file di configurazione, la tua istanza ignora i parametri impostati nei metadati personalizzati per disattivare questa funzionalità.

Uno dei vantaggi dell'impostazione di questi parametri nel file di configurazione è che le impostazioni vengono mantenute quando crei un'immagine personalizzata per un'istanza Windows Server. I metadati personalizzati a livello di istanza non vengono conservati oltre la durata dell'istanza.

Puoi disattivare diverse funzionalità dell'istanza Windows utilizzando i seguenti esempi.

Disattivare l'amministratore account

La disattivazione di Account Manager disattiva anche la reimpostazione delle password con Google Cloud CLI o la console Google Cloud :

  • File di configurazione:

    [accountManager]
disable=true

  • Nei metadati personalizzati, imposta disable-account-manager su true.

Disattivare la gestione degli indirizzi

  • Voce del file di configurazione:

    [addressManager]
disable=true

  • Nei metadati personalizzati, imposta disable-address-manager su true.

Clustering di failover di Windows Server

Attiva l'agente di clustering di failover di Windows Server:

  • Voce del file di configurazione:

    [wsfc]
enable=true

  • Nei metadati personalizzati, imposta enable-wsfc su true.

Utilizzo di più bilanciatori del carico interni

Specifica l'indirizzo IP dell'istanza di bilanciamento del carico interno per il clustering di failover. Questa è una configurazione avanzata che non devi impostare per un cluster di failover dedicato.

In genere, utilizzi un'istanza di bilanciamento del carico interno per indirizzare il traffico di rete a una VM alla volta. Se aggiungi una seconda istanza di bilanciamento del carico interno che utilizza le istanze VM di clustering di failover come parte di un backend del sito web con bilanciamento del carico, avrai due indirizzi IP di bilanciamento del carico interno. Se il clustering di failover utilizza 10.0.0.10 e il bilanciatore del carico del sito web utilizza 10.0.0.11, devi specificare l'indirizzo IP del bilanciatore del carico che utilizzi per il clustering di failover. In questo modo viene chiarito quale indirizzo è in uso per il cluster.

  • Voce del file di configurazione:

    [wsfc]
addresses=10.0.0.10

  • Nei metadati personalizzati, imposta wsfc-addrs su 10.0.0.10.

Modifica della porta dell'agente di clustering

Imposta la porta dell'agente di clustering di failover. La porta predefinita è 59998. Devi specificare una porta solo quando vuoi utilizzarne una diversa:

  • Voce del file di configurazione:

    [wsfc]
port=12345

  • Nei metadati personalizzati, imposta wsfc-agent-port sul numero di porta.

Note sulla versione immagine

Le immagini precedenti non utilizzano un file di configurazione e hanno solo un sottoinsieme di funzionalità. Le versioni dell'immagine comprese tra la versione v20160112 e la versione v20170509 oppure la versione dell'agente Windows compresa tra 3.2.1.0 e 4.0.0 richiedono l'utilizzo dei seguenti valori dei metadati personalizzati:

  • Imposta disable-account-manager su true nei metadati dell'istanza per disattivare Gestione account.
  • Imposta disable-address-manager su true nei metadati dell'istanza per disattivare Address Manager.

Passaggi successivi