Requirements:
- Git w/ Bash shell on Windows - (https://git-scm.com/download)
- Azure CLI - (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/install-azure-cli)
- Intermex Azure Resource Templates - (https://dev.azure.com/intermexteam/_git/Tools)
Download and install the latest version of Git for your platform.
Note: When installing on Windows be sure to install the Bash shell option. The deployment scripts require Bash shell to run.
Download and install the latest version of Azure CLI.
Clone the git repository or download the zip file of the Intermex Azure templates.
You can now run the Azure CLI with the az command from Git Bash command line. To sign in, run the az login command using the device code flow.
az login --use-device-code
Open a browser page at https://aka.ms/devicelogin and enter the authorization code displayed in your terminal.
Sign in with your account credentials in the browser.
To learn more about different authentication methods, see Sign in with Azure CLI.
Upon a successful login you will see a list of subscriptions you have access to. To select the subscription to deploy to use the az account command.
az account set -s [subscription_id]
Navigate to the template folder for the application resources you wish to deploy.
cd /c/Projects/Tools/az-imx-direct-resources/
Execute the deploy.sh script and supply the parameter for the given environment you wish to deploy. The available environments are under the configs folder.
./deploy.sh -e dev
To deploy only certain resources, for example deploying just application services you can specify which resources you want to deploy from the command line.
./deploy.sh -e dev app-services
You can also deploy multiple resources by providing a list of resources.
./deploy.sh -e dev resource-group app-insights
Note: Resources will be deployed in the order that they appear in the command line.
You can list the available resource templates with the -l flag.
./deploy.sh -l
You can use Azure CLI's what-if functionality to test the deployment scripts for syntax errors as well as what changes would be applied when deployed by using the -t flag.
./deploy.sh -e dev -t