cloudstrap-azure deploys SCF to ACS.

• Logged in to Azure via az login at least once.

gem install cloudstrap-azure --pre

cloudstrap-azure is cryptographically signed. You can verify that it hasn’t been tampered with (and really should, since it acts on your Azure account with your credentials).

Assuming you have trusted the certificate, you can perform a trusted installation like so:

gem install cloudstrap-azure --pre --trust-policy MediumSecurity

Using bundler, the process is similar:

bundle --trust-policy MediumSecurity

MediumSecurity requires valid signatures on signed gems, but allows unsigned dependencies. cloudstrap-azure has several dependencies, and not all of them are signed. Using HighSecurity will fail unless all dependencies are signed.

A copy of the public key is included in the repository for verification. Assuming you’ve cloned the repository to ./cloudstrap-azure, you can add it to your list of trusted keys like so:

gem cert --add ./cloudstrap-azure/trust/certificates/colstrom.cert.pem

You can also fetch the key directly from GitHub.

For modern shells like fish, use the following:

gem cert --add (curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/colstrom/cloudstrap-azure/master/trust/certificates/colstrom.cert.pem | psub)

For vintage shells like bash, use the following:

gem cert add <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/colstrom/cloudstrap-azure/master/trust/certificates/colstrom.cert.pem)

Deals with authentication for the Azure and Microsoft Graph services.

• Given no arguments, prints JSON containing access tokens to STDOUT.
• Given some arguments, sets up an environment containing access tokens, then execs into its arguments.

An interactive configuration tool for cloudstrap-azure. Requires access tokens in the environment, as produced by the environment command.

A tool for deploying SCF on ACS. Requires access tokens and configuration.

cloudstrap-azure is available under the MIT License. See LICENSE.txt for the full text.

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