Option to enable virtualization of perf counters

[GitMensch]

Related command
az vm create + az vm update

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
While there is a tutorial how to do that with Hyper-V using Set-VMProcessor -Perfmon there is no such option with machines maintained via azure-cli.

Describe the solution you'd like
An option --enable-perfmon similar to Hyper-V's configuration via Powershell mentioned above.

Describe alternatives you've considered
Switch from Azure as perf counters are virtualized out of the box with other providers and can be enabled when configuring virtual machines on own hardware.

Additional context
Useful for perf record, perf stat, vtune, perfgrind, rr and a bunch of other developer software.

[zhoxing-ms]

In fact, the scope of Azure CLI is to create and manage Azure resources. Its role is consistent with Azure PowerShell.

However, the Set-VMProcessor is the command of PowerShell (not Azure PowerShell) , so it is not in the scope of Azure CLI

[GitMensch]

The point is that this feature is missing in both - if it should be implemented in Azure Powershell before: Can you please open an internal feature request to add it there first?

[GitMensch]

Any news about adding this to Azure PowerShell and then Azure CLI? Is there an (internal?) issue to add that to Azure?

Note: the missing perf counters is the biggest reason for me to prefer other cloud providers over Azure...