adx-automation-client/README.md

A01 - The CLI for ADX Automation System

Prerequisite

• Install Python 3.6
• Install Docker CE
• Install Azure CLI
• Run az aks install-cli to install Kubectl using Azure CLI
• Run az login to login Azure using Azure CLI. Please use the corp account.

Install

• Path to the latest version can be found here: https://a01tools.blob.core.windows.net/client/latest
• Note:
  • Through virtual environment is not required, it is nevertheless included in following examples as a good practice.
  • The earlier version can be found at https://a01tools.blob.core.windows.net/client/archive/adx_automation_cli-{VERSION}-py3-none-any.whl

Bash

$ virtualenv env --python=python3
$ . env/bin/activate
$ curl -s https://a01tools.blob.core.windows.net/client/latest | xargs pip install

Windows

• In a browser navigate to https://a01tools.blob.core.windows.net/client/latest
• Write down the path

> python -m virtualenv env --python=python3.6
> env\Scripts\activate
> pip install <path>

Initialize

• Run a01 check to validate environment.
• Run a01 login --endpoint secondapi.azclitest.com to login.
• Run az aks get-credentials -g adx-automation-a01 -n adx-automation to get cluster creds.

Onboard your own tests

Find onboard documentation here.

Contributing

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