azup
Army of robots already here, they are just hiding in datacenters. This is my attempt to understand how to manage that army in context of Azure cloud.
I know there are well supported projects that do simular things: ARM templates, Terraform and may be more ... and still I want to understand cloud from first principles. So here it is.
I may do simular thing for GCP and AWS later.
Dev setup
Install all dependencies:
pip install -e .[dev]
Tidy up and run tests:
python setup.py tidy; pytest
Install
Beta:
pip install -i https://test.pypi.org/simple/ --extra-index-url https://pypi.org/simple azup
Stable:
pip install azup
Usage
No much but:
$ azup
USAGES:
azup dump_config <resource_group>
azup list_images <config_yml>
azup purge_acr <config_yml>
azup syncup_apps <config_yml>
YAML config
TODO
Metadata
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