Examples. Create simple alias commands. Azure CLI. az alias create --name rg --command group az alias create --name ls --command list. Create a complex alias. Azure CLI. az alias create --name list-vm --command 'vm list --resource-group myResourceGroup'. Create an alias command with arguments. Azure CLI.
To deploy a local Bicep file, use the --template-file switch in the deployment command. The following example also shows how to set a parameter value. Azure CLI. az deployment group create \ --name ExampleDeployment \ --resource-group ExampleGroup \ --template-file \ --parameters storageAccountType=Standard_GRS.
Yes, you can. To use Azure DevOps CLI, you need to add devops extension first, for more details about the install and configuration, refer to Get started with Azure DevOps CLI. az extension add --name azure-devops. After that, use the commands here - az pipelines, e.g. use az pipelines run to execute a pipeline , use az pipelines update to
Manage federated identity credentials under user assigned identities. Core. GA. az identity federated-credential create. Create a federated identity credential under an existing user assigned identity. Core. GA. az identity federated-credential delete. Delete a federated identity credential under an existing user assigned identity.
Closed 2 years ago. If you want to connect to a specific subscription with Az.Accounts, you do something like: Connect-AzAccount -SubscriptionId etc I see that there is no possibility of specifying the SubscriptionId with az login. If my account for example manages multiple subscriptions, what would happen when listing all resource
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az account set subscription command