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1. #Atach to arangodb docker conainer how to
2. #Atach to arangodb docker conainer install
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4. #Atach to arangodb docker conainer password

Now that the service principal credentials are stored in Azure Key Vault secrets, your applications and services can use them to access your private registry.įirst get the registry's login server name by using the az acr show command. You can now reference these secrets by name when you or your applications and services pull images from the registry. $ACR_NAME-pull-pwd: The service principal password, for use as the container registry password.$ACR_NAME-pull-usr: The service principal ID, for use as the container registry username.You've created an Azure key vault and stored two secrets in it: value $(az ad sp show -id $SP_ID -query appId -output tsv) # Store service principal ID in vault (the registry *username*) Next, store the service principal's appId in the vault, which is the username you pass to Azure Container Registry for authentication. To grant both push and pull access, change the -role argument to acrpush. The -role argument in the preceding command configures the service principal with the acrpull role, which grants it pull-only access to the registry.

#Atach to arangodb docker conainer password

value $(az ad sp show -id $SP_ID -query password -output tsv) # Store the registry *password* in the vault SP_ID=xxxx # Replace with your service principal's appId scopes $(az acr show -name $ACR_NAME -query id -output tsv) \ Be sure to take note of the service principal's appId upon creation. The following commands use az ad sp create-for-rbac to create the service principal, and az keyvault secret set to store the service principal's password in the vault. Now create a service principal and store its credentials in your key vault. RES_GROUP=myresourcegroup # Resource Group nameĪCR_NAME=myregistry # Azure Container Registry registry nameĪKV_NAME=mykeyvault # Azure Key Vault vault nameĪz keyvault create -g $RES_GROUP -n $AKV_NAMEĬreate service principal and store credentials The vault name must be unique within Azure and must be 3-24 alphanumeric characters in length, begin with a letter, end with a letter or digit, and cannot contain consecutive hyphens. Specify a name for your new key vault in AKV_NAME. For brevity, commands in this article assume that your registry, key vault, and container instances are all created in the same resource group.

#Atach to arangodb docker conainer update

Update the RES_GROUP variable with the name of an existing resource group in which to create the key vault, and ACR_NAME with the name of your container registry. If you don't already have a vault in Azure Key Vault, create one with the Azure CLI using the following commands.

In the following section, you create an Azure key vault and a service principal, and store the service principal's credentials in the vault. For example, you can configure a service principal with pull-only access to a registry.Īzure Container Registry provides additional authentication options. A service principal allows you to provide Azure role-based access control (Azure RBAC) to your container images. In a production scenario where you provide access to "headless" services and applications, it's recommended to configure registry access by using a service principal. To use an Azure container registry with Public Access set to 'Select Networks' or 'None', visit ACI's article for using Managed-Identity based authentication with ACR.

#Atach to arangodb docker conainer install

You can install the Azure CLI locally, or use the Azure Cloud Shell. If you need a registry, see Create a container registry using the Azure CLI.Īzure CLI: The command-line examples in this article use the Azure CLI and are formatted for the Bash shell. PrerequisitesĪzure container registry: You need an Azure container registry-and at least one container image in the registry-to complete the steps in this article. One way to configure registry access is to create an Azure Active Directory service principal and password, and store the login credentials in an Azure key vault.

#Atach to arangodb docker conainer how to

This article describes how to pull container images stored in an Azure container registry when deploying to Azure Container Instances. Azure Container Registry is an Azure-based, managed container registry service used to store private Docker container images.