зеркало из https://github.com/Azure/az-hop.git
b7e1bd7d79
* az login with VM Identity * remove containers * update miniconda path * update miniconda root install dir * reuse container * cleanup * fix missing propertty due to latest bicep version * use ACR token to authenticate * add missing secrets * add missing secrets * add missing secrets * remove SPN usage * cleanup and API update |
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.yamllint | ||
amlfs.bicep | ||
anf.bicep | ||
azhop.bicep | ||
bastion.bicep | ||
cleanup.sh | ||
install.sh | ||
jumpbox.yml | ||
keyvault.bicep | ||
kv_access_policies.bicep | ||
kv_secrets.bicep | ||
mainTemplate.bicep | ||
mariadb.bicep | ||
mysql.bicep | ||
natgateway.bicep | ||
network.bicep | ||
nfsfiles.bicep | ||
param.json | ||
privatezone.bicep | ||
privatezone_records.bicep | ||
readme.md | ||
roleAssignments.bicep | ||
secrets.bicep | ||
sig.bicep | ||
storage.bicep | ||
telemetry.bicep | ||
vm.bicep | ||
vnetpeering.bicep | ||
vpngateway.bicep |
readme.md
Using bicep instead of Terraform
This is the scenario to provide compatibility with the existing mode of deploying using the local configuration file from either a local machine or an existing deployer VM.
- from a local machine "az login" with your user name.
- from a deployer VM "az login -i", the VM should have system assigned identity with the right roles as defined in the documentation.
From the root of the azhop
directory run this
./build.sh -a <plan, apply> -l bicep