RoyalTS Document Builder for Azure Virtual Machines

Azure-To-RoyalTS.ps1

#Auth to your azure account
Add-AzureAccount

Import-Module 'C:\Program Files (x86)\code4ward.net\Royal TS V3\RoyalDocument.PowerShell.dll' -Force

function CreateRoyalFolderHierarchy()
{
    param(
			[string]$folderStructure,
			[string]$splitter,
			$Folder
	    )
	$currentFolder = $Folder

	$folderStructure -split $splitter | %{
		$folder = $_
		$existingFolder = Get-RoyalObject -Folder $currentFolder -Name $folder -Type RoyalFolder
		if($existingFolder)
		{
			Write-Verbose "Folder $folder already exists - using it"
			$currentFolder = $existingFolder
		}
		else
		{
			Write-Verbose "Folder $folder does not exist - creating it"
			$newFolder= New-RoyalObject -Folder $currentFolder -Name $folder -Type RoyalFolder
			$currentFolder  = $newFolder
		}	
	}
	return $currentFolder
}



$fileName = "AzureEnv.rtsz"
$store = New-RoyalStore -UserName ((Get-Item Env:\USERNAME).Value)
$doc = New-RoyalDocument -Store $store -Name "Azure Environment" -FileName $fileName

foreach($activeSubscription in (Get-AzureSubscription | Sort SubscriptionName)) {
    
    $subscriptionName = $activeSubscription.SubscriptionName
    Write-Host "Importing Subscription: $subscriptionName - $($activeSubscription.SubscriptionId)"

    Select-AzureSubscription -SubscriptionId $activeSubscription.SubscriptionId
    Set-AzureSubscription -SubscriptionId $activeSubscription.SubscriptionId
        
    Get-AzureVM | Sort Name | ForEach-Object {

	    $vm = $_

        $rdpEndpoint = $vm | Get-AzureEndpoint | Where LocalPort -eq 3389
        $sshEndpoint = $vm | Get-AzureEndpoint | Where LocalPort -eq 22

        if($rdpEndpoint -ne $null) {
            $uri = "$($vm.ServiceName).cloudapp.net:$($rdpEndpoint.Port)";
	    
            Write-Host "Importing Windows VM - $($vm.Name) - $uri"

	        $lastFolder = CreateRoyalFolderHierarchy -folderStructure "Connections/$subscriptionName/$($vm.ServiceName)" -Splitter  "\/" -Folder $doc

	        $newConnection = New-RoyalObject -Folder $lastFolder -Type RoyalRDSConnection -Name $vm.Name
	        $newConnection.URI = $uri
        }
        elseif ($sshEndpoint -ne $null) {
            $uri = "$($vm.ServiceName).cloudapp.net:$($sshEndpoint.Port)";
	    
            Write-Host "Importing Linux VM - $($vm.Name) - $uri"

	        $lastFolder = CreateRoyalFolderHierarchy -folderStructure "Connections/$subscriptionName/$($vm.ServiceName)" -Splitter  "\/" -Folder $doc

	        $newConnection = New-RoyalObject -Folder $lastFolder -Type RoyalSSHConnection -Name $vm.Name
	        $newConnection.URI = $uri
        }
        else {
            Write-Host "Skipping $($vm.Name), no RDP or SSH endpoints"
        }
    }

    # Print some whitespace between subscriptions
    Write-Host
    Write-Host
    Write-Host
}
Out-RoyalDocument -Document $doc -FileName $fileName

I know its been a couple of years, but do you know what to use instead for Get-AzureEndpoint? In the new powershell it is not longer valid. Most of the items you can just rename to "Az" instead of "Azure" but that one seems to be gone.