Add Bash Scripts for management of Azure instance from Raspberry Pi or Unix clients #44
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Hi Ecalder6,
Great project here. I've been using this as my secondary gaming system when playing Sea of Thieves with my son, and the streaming via Parsec to a Raspberry PI2 has been great. Minimal lag, and reasonable resolution makes it a completely reasonable solution for a second rig.
In order to fully manage my Azure instance from the Raspberry, I created a helper script azgaming.sh which can manage the starting, stopping, and connecting to the Azure instance. I've written the bash script so that it prints a useful Help description if no arguments are provided.
Anyway, let me know what you think. I think this could be a very useful addition to your Azure Gaming project.