Updating a connector in Azure
Learn how to update a connector through the Azure CLI
Periodically, you may need to update your Azure connector to help maintain functionality, performance, and security.
This article explains how to update and redeploy a connector through the Azure CLI.
Prerequisites
Item | Description |
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Apono Token | Account-specific Apono authentication value Use the following steps to obtain your token:
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Azure Command Line Interface (Azure CLI) | Open-source tool that enables interacting with Azure services using your command-line shell |
Resource Group Name | Name of the Azure resource group |
Subscription ID | Identifier for the Azure subscription |
User Access Administrator Role | Azure subscription role that enables managing user access to Azure resources |
User Administrator Role | Microsoft Entra ID role that enables the following tasks:
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Update a connector
To update an Apono connector for Azure, follow these steps in the shell environment with Azure CLI installed:
Set the
APONO_CONNECTOR_ID
environment variable to your chosen connector ID.Set the
APONO_TOKEN
environment variable to your account token.Set the
SUBSCRIPTION_ID
environment variable to the Azure subscription ID.Set the
RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME
environment variable to the Azure resource group name.Set the
REGION
environment variable.Run the following command to deploy an updated version of the connector on the Azure Container Instance service.
7. On the [**Connectors**](https://app.apono.io/connectors) page, verify that the connector has been updated.
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