c7n-org generate-config subcommand

[kapilt]

With all providers now supporting generating config we should look at incorporating this directly into c7n-org instead of the adhoc scripts that are currently in the c7n-org repo directory.

[justinhauer]

@kapilt is this still a current issue? Just wondering if it's stale as of creation date of 5/19/2018

[kapilt]

its still current, we have the separate scripts for each provider for generating the config, but the issue is about making that a dedicated subcommand of the c7n-org cli

[jainankurp]

@kapilt Can you provide more guidance on running c7n-org against multiple subscriptions in Azure. I looked at the documentation but it doesn't look that you have any example about it.

[justinhauer]

@jainankurp its pretty easy to do if you're running it locally, you just provide the service principal credentials. I wasn't able to run c7n org via azure functions successfully - but you can target your policy towards a management group, just make sure your subscriptions are in the management group you target. Check out the document here: https://cloudcustodian.io/docs/azure/configuration/hostingoptions.html#management-groups-support .... I would admit though this document would be hard to find if you didn't know where to look in the Azure section of the docs..

[jainankurp]

@justinhauer thanks for reply. I am able to execute it locally using service principal.
However, i tried to run it using Azure Functions but it's not working.
I wish if there would be more documentation and examples available to get this working via Azure Functions.

[mo-saeed]

@kapilt Any updates on that ?

[rachgupt]

Is there any update on this . How do we use managed identities on multiple subscriptions on Azure? Is there any example?