Once you have successfully installed the CLI, there’s not much to do until you have logged in and started issuing the commands to the resources. In order to login to your Azure portal, run the command “az login“. You will automatically be redirected to the login page for the Azure po...
We all use the Azure portal but there are more ways to manage resources in Azure. In this blog, I introduce the Azure Command Line Interface. Once...
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One of the handiest tools in Azure Cloud Shell, other than Git, is the Azure Command Line Interface (Azure CLI). Azure CLI lets you manage Azure resources from the command line across multiple platforms—talk about flexibility. As an example, let’s go over how to create aresource groupin...
defining everything you want for your application state; essentially, you are declaring the state of the world you want for your application, and Argo will either ensure it is that way, or alert you if it is not that way (I.E. out of sync). How do I get starte...
When you're finished with the Azure resources you created in this tutorial, you can delete them using the following command:Azure CLI Kopioi Azure Cloud Shell az group delete --name <resource group> Next stepsIn this tutorial, you learned how to configure your Java application and Azure ...
1) Login to Azure To log in to the Azure using the CLI, you can type: Azure CLI az login 2) Create resource group Create a resource group with theaz group createcommand. An Azure resource group is a logical container into which Azure resources are deployed and managed. ...
This article demonstrates how to get started with Azure Mobile apps and benefit the powers of the cloud in terms of Scalability, Offline Sync, and Data Analytics. This is the first part of the series where the basics of Azure App Service are demonstrated. Introduction...
For detailed steps for Azure setup, see Getting Started with Azure. When you deploy the management center virtual in Azure it automatically generates various configurations, such as resources, public IP addresses, and route tables. You can further manage these configurations after deployment. Fo...
The appropriate Azure resources can be created from the portal, the Azure CLI, or Arm templates. If you’re using the Azure Portal, create a resource that’s allocated to your account and the resource group you intend to use for your app and any associated Azure services and infrastructure....