Azure Credential

Before You Begin

You need to have tenant ID, subscription ID, client ID and client secret values

Tenant ID:

From the Portal, if you click on the Help icon in the upper right and then choose Show Diagnostics you can find the tenant id in the diagnostic JSON.

You can also find TenantID from Portal -> Azure Active Directory -> Proparties -> Directory ID

Subscriotion ID

From the Portal, if you click on the Help icon in the upper right and then choose Show Diagnostics you can find the subscription id in the diagnostic JSON.

You can also find Subscription id from Portal -> Subscription -> Subscription ID

Client ID

• Log in to the Azure Portal
• Navigate to Azure Active Directory
• Click App Registrations from left sidebar
• If you have already registered app, you see list of registered app. From Application (Client) ID copy the value
• If you do not have any registered app, click New Registration from top bar
• Fill up Name and then click Register
• Navigate to Overview from left bar. You’ll get Application (client) ID

Client Secret

• Log in to Azure Portal
• Navigate to Azure Active Directory
• Click App Registrations from left sidebar
• Go to your registered application from the list
• Click Certificates and secrets from left sidebar
• Click New client secret to create a new secret

Create credential

From command line, run

$ pharmer create credential <credential-name>

select azure as cloud provider. You will be prompted to enter Tenant ID, Subscription ID, Client ID and Client Secret

You can also create credential from environment variables

$ export AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION_ID=<subscription id>
$ export AZURE_TENANT_ID=<tenant id>
$ export AZURE_CLIENT_ID=<client id>
$ export AZURE_CLIENT_SECRET=<client secret>
$ pharmer create credential <credential-name> --provider azure --from-env

You can also create credentials from file. Create a file in this format

{
  "tenantID": "your azure client id",
  "subscriptionID": "your azure subscriptino id",
  "clientID": "your azure client id",
  "clientSecret": "your azure client secret"
}

now run

$ pharmer create credential <credential-name> --provider azure --from-file <path-to-file>

View Credential

You can view list of credentials you created by running

$ pharmer get credentials

To view the credential you created, run

$ pharmer get credential <credential-name> -o yaml
apiVersion: cloud.pharmer.io/v1
kind: Credential
metadata:
  creationTimestamp: "2019-06-26T08:55:54Z"
  name: <credential-name>
spec:
  data:
    clientID: your azure client id
    clientSecret: your azure client secret
    subscriptionID: your azure subscriptino id
    tenantID: your azure client id
  provider: azure

Here, - spec.data.clientID is the azure client id - spec.data.clientSecret is the secret - spec.data.subscriptionID is the subscription id of azure account - spec.data.tenantID is tenant id that you provided which can be edited by following command:

Edit credential

You can edit your created credential by running

$ phrmer edit credential <credential-name>

Delete credential

You can delete your credential by running

$ pharmer delete credential <credential-name>