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Hybrid-CSharp-Samples

This repository is for Azure Stack Hub C Sharp samples. Each of the sub-directories contain README.md files detailing how to run that sample.

Prerequisites

Install the recommended dotnet SDK: https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download

Create Service Principal

Create a service principal to work against AzureStack. Make sure your service principal has contributor/owner role on your subscription. The samples use either a secret or certificate service principal.

Configure Service Principal Details

Some of the configuration parameters from service principal objects may not be used in the samples. The configuration file includes them anyway for thoroughness and future-proofing.

Setup Secret Service Principal

1. Rename azureSecretSpConfig.json.dist and azureCertSpConfig.json.dist to azureSecretSpConfig.json and azureCertSpConfig.json.
2. Fill in the following values in the corresponding JSON files:

Set the following JSON properties in ./azureSecretSpConfig.json.

Variable	Description
clientId	Service principal application id.
clientSecret	Service principal application secret.
objectId	Service principal object id.
tenantId	Azure Stack Hub tenant id.
subscriptionId	Subscription id used to access offers in Azure Stack Hub.
resourceManagerEndpointUrl	Azure Stack Hub Resource Manager Endpoint.
location	Azure Resource location.

Setup Certificate Service Principal

The certificate service principal will be similar in output to secret service principal, except it uses ./azureCertSpConfig.json config file.

Variable	Description
clientId	Service principal application id.
certPass	Certificate password
certPath	Path to the certificate.
objectId	Service principal object id.
tenantId	Azure Stack Hub tenant id.
subscriptionId	Subscription id used to access offers in Azure Stack Hub.
resourceManagerEndpointUrl	Azure Stack Hub Resource Manager Endpoint.
location	Azure Resource location.

Service principal PowerShell object output example:

AAD

Secret                : System.Security.SecureString                                 # clientSecret  (decrypt for external use)
ServicePrincipalNames : {bd6bb75f-5fd6-4db9-91b7-4a6941e7feb9, http://azs-sptest01}
ApplicationId         : bd6bb75f-5fd6-4db9-91b7-4a6941e7feb9                         # clientId
DisplayName           : azs-sptest01
Id                    : 36a22ee4-e2b0-411d-8f21-0ea8b4b5c46f                         # objectId
AdfsId                : 
Type                  : ServicePrincipal

ADFS

ApplicationIdentifier : S-1-5-21-2937821301-3551617933-4294865508-76632              # objectId
ClientId              : 7591924e-0341-4812-8d23-52ef0aa27eff                         # clientId
Thumbprint            : 
ApplicationName       : Azurestack-azs-sptest01
ClientSecret          : <Redacted>                                                   # clientSecret
PSComputerName        : <Redacted>
RunspaceId            : e841cbbc-3d8e-45fd-b63f-42adbfbf664b

Contributing

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