Azure Notes¶

Select Azure Active Directory
Choose App registrations
Click on New Application registration - current layout close to top toolbar.
Enter the name
Application type - web app/API
Sign-on Url
- End-point that will process and determine if the user is logged in.
- http://{wordpress-site}/wp-login.php is the endpoint for wordpress

Select Azure Active Directory
Click on App registrations
Click on your app
Click on All Settings - current layout - bottom right corner.
Click on Keys under Api Access
Under keys
- Enter a description
- Choose duration
- Click save icon
- Copy secret key. Will go away when navigating away from this page.
Settings
- Application ID - Can also be referred to as the Client ID. Refers to your application so Azure can tell where to authenticate.
- API Key - Generate under All Settings -> Api Key

Tenant Id is the the id of the Azure Directory you are using.
Click on Azure Active Directory - far right column under main list of services
Click on Properties
Directory ID is the same equivalent of Tenant ID when referring to this Active Directory.

Deploying to Azure Container Registry Service with Azure Pipelines¶

Setup a free account with Azure
Enable devops
Create container registry to push docker image to
Use docker image for command line client.
docker run -it mcr.microsoft.com/azure-cli
Azure Devops Notes
https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/devops/pipelines/languages/docker
Created a resource group
PaseoWordpress
Region: South Africa North
Subscription: Free Trial
Create a registry
nziswanomultisite.azurcr.io - docker registry
Create a new devops organization
Under settings, create a Service connections
Service name is nziswano docker registry
Under devops use My Azure DevOps Orgnizations
Seperate build and push operations https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60287354/i-am-using-azure-devops-to-build-and-push-my-docker-image-how-can-i-pass-argume

Variables $(GITHUB_AUTH) $(image_name)

Last update: April 13, 2020 18:45:56