Install an Azure connector on ACI using Terraform
Learn how to deploy a connector in an Azure environment
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Learn how to deploy a connector in an Azure environment
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Azure Container Instances (ACI) is a managed, serverless compute platform for running containerized applications. This guide explains how to install and configure an Apono connector on ACI in your Azure environment using Terraform.
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Follow these steps to set up a new connector:
At the shell prompt, set the Apono environment variables to your account token.
In a new or existing Terraform (.tf) file, add the following provider and module information to create a connector with permissions or without permissions:
Enables installing the connector in the cloud environment and managing access to resources
At the Terraform CLI, download and install the provider plugin and module.
Apply the Terraform changes. The proposed changes and a confirmation prompt will be listed.
Enter yes to confirm deploying the changes to your Azure account.
On the Connectors page, verify that the connector has been deployed.
You can now integrate with an Azure Management Group or Azure Subscription.
Apono Token
Account-specific Apono authentication value
Use the following steps to obtain your token:
On the Connectors page, click Install Connector. The Install Connector page appears.
Click Cloud installation > Azure > Install and Connect Azure Account > Terraform (Container Instance).
Copy the token in step listed on the page in step 1.
Terraform Command Line Interface (Terraform CLI)
Tool that enables interacting with Azure services using your command-line shell
Azure Cloud Information
Information for your Azure Cloud instance:
Owner Role (Azure RBAC)
Azure role with the following permissions:
Grants full access to manage all resources
Assigns roles in Azure RBAC
Global Administrator
Microsoft Entra role with the following permission:
Manages all aspects of Microsoft Entra ID and Microsoft services that use Microsoft Entra identities