JSON samples in Azure documentation

This repository contains JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) samples that are used in Azure Resource Manager (ARM) documentation. There are samples that show the syntax, such as an array function or deploy a single resource such as storage account. There are also samples that deploy multiple resources needed to complete a tutorial.

Directory structure

The following table describes the repository's contents with links to the directories. The directories have readme.md files with links to articles that use the samples. When practical, direct links are used to a sample's first occurence in an article.

Directory	Purpose
application-insights	Azure Application Insights Profiler for Service Fabric, virtual machines, or virtual machine scale sets.
azure-resource-manager	ARM syntax examples: functions, linked and nested templates, multiple instances, scope, template specs, and what-if.
container-instances	Container Instances that mount a volume with an empty directory, Git repository, or a secret.
custom-providers	Deploy a custom resource provider in Azure.
deployment-script	Use Azure CLI or PowerShell to run scripts in templates.
event-grid	Deploy Azure resources to migrate Event Hubs data to Synapse Analytics.
get-started-deployment	Templates deployed from local computer, linked templates, or use Azure Pipelines.
get-started-with-templates	Templates used in the ARM tutorial series Beginner JSON templates.
linked-template-relpath	Use a relative path for linked templates.
managed-app-existing-vnet	Template and UI definition that defines a managed application to integrate with a virtual network.
management-level-deployment	Deploy resources at the management group level. For example, policies or role assignments.
tutorial-sql-extension	Use SQL extensions to import a SQL BACPAC file into a SQL database.
tutorial-vm-extension	PowerShell script that's linked in an article.
tutorials-use-key-vault	Template to deploy a key vault that's linked in a tutorial.

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