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128 changes: 112 additions & 16 deletions docs/content/mixins/az.md
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### Install or Upgrade
```
porter mixin install az --version v1.0.0-rc.2
porter mixin install az
```

## Mixin Configuration

When you declare the mixin, you can also configure additional extensions to install:
### Client Version
By default, the most recent version of the az CLI is installed.
You can specify a specific version with the `clientVersion` setting.

```yaml
mixins:
- az:
clientVersion: 1.2.3
```

### Extensions

When you declare the mixin, you can also configure additional extensions to install

**Use the vanilla az CLI**
```yaml
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- EXTENSION_NAME
```

### User Agent Opt Out

When you declare the mixin, you can disable the mixin from customizing the az user agent string

```yaml
mixins:
- az:
userAgentOptOut: true
```

By default, the az mixin adds the porter and mixin version to the user agent string used by the az CLI.
We use this to understand which version of porter and the mixin are being used by a bundle, and assist with troubleshooting.
Below is an example of what the user agent string looks like:

```
AZURE_HTTP_USER_AGENT="getporter/porter/v1.0.0 getporter/az/v1.2.3"
```

You can add your own custom strings to the user agent string by editing your [template Dockerfile] and setting the AZURE_HTTP_USER_AGENT environment variable.

[template Dockerfile]: https://getporter.org/bundle/custom-dockerfile/

## Mixin Syntax

The format below is for executing any arbitrary az CLI command.

See the [az CLI Command Reference](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/reference-index?view=azure-cli-latest) for the supported commands.

```yaml
az:
description: "Description of the command"
arguments:
arguments: # arguments to pass to the az CLI
- arg1
- arg2
flags:
FLAGNAME: FLAGVALUE
REPEATED_FLAG:
- FLAGVALUE1
- FLAGVALUE2
supress-output: false
outputs:
flags: # flags to pass to the az CLI, porter determines if it is a long (--flag) or short flag (-f)
a: flag-value
long-flag: true
repeated-flag:
- flag-value1
- flag-value2
suppress-output: false
ignoreError: # Conditions when execution should continue even if the command fails
all: true # Ignore all errors
exitCodes: # Ignore failed commands that return the following exit codes
- 1
- 2
output: # Ignore failed commands based on the contents of stderr
contains: # Ignore when stderr contains a substring
- "SUBSTRING IN STDERR"
regex: # Ignore when stderr matches a regular expression
- "GOLANG_REGULAR_EXPRESSION"
outputs: # Collect values from the command and make it available as an output
- name: NAME
jsonPath: JSONPATH # Scrape stdout with a json path expression
- name: NAME
jsonPath: JSONPATH
regex: GOLANG_REGULAR_EXPRESSION # Scrape stdout with a regular expression
- name: NAME
path: SOURCE_FILEPATH
path: FILEPATH # Save the contents of a file
```

NOTE: Some commands may not allow a flag to be repeated, and use a different
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you to prevent sensitive data from being exposed while still collecting it from
a command and using it in your bundle.

### Ignore Error

In some cases, you may need to have the bundle continue executing when a command fails.
For example when the command fails because the resource already exists.

You can ignore errors based on:

* All - Ignore all errors from the command.
* ExitCodes - Ignore errors when one of the specified exit codes are returned.
* Output Contains - Ignore errors when the command's stderr contains the specified string.
* Output Regex - Ignore errors when the command's stderr matches the specified regular expression (in Go syntax).

Porter only prints out that an error was ignored in debug mode.

### Outputs

The mixin supports `jsonpath` and `path` outputs.
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```yaml
outputs:
- name: kubeconfig
path: /home/nonroot/.kube/config
path: /root/.kube/config
```

---

## Resource Groups

The mixin has a custom command to manage a resource group.

When used in any action other than uninstall, the mixin will ensure that the resource group exists.
```yaml
install:
- az:
description: "Ensure my group exists"
group:
name: mygroup
location: westus
```

When used in the uninstall action, the mixin ensures that the resource group is deleted.
```yaml
uninstall:
- az:
description: "Cleanup my group"
group:
name: mygroup
```

## Examples

### Install the Azure IoT Extension
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- login
flags:
service-principal:
username: ${ bundle.credentials.AZURE_SP_CLIENT_ID}
password: ${ bundle.credentials.AZURE_SP_PASSWORD}
tenant: ${ bundle.credentials.AZURE_TENANT}
username: ${ bundle.credentials.AZURE_SP_CLIENT_ID }
password: ${ bundle.credentials.AZURE_SP_PASSWORD }
tenant: ${ bundle.credentials.AZURE_TENANT }
```

### Provision a VM

Create a VM, ignoring the error if it already exists.

```yaml
az:
description: "Create VM"
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resource-group: porterci
name: myVM
image: UbuntuLTS
ignoreErrors:
output:
contains: ["already exists"]
```

### Delete a VM

Delete a VM, ignoring the error if it has already been removed.

```yaml
az:
description: "Delete VM"
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flags:
resource-group: porterci
name: myVM
ignoreErrors:
output:
contains: ["not found"]
```

### Change Settings for a Web Application
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