Create Resource Group and Deploy From Template Link
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Create Resource Group and Deploy From Template Link
with Microsoft Azure · IT Infrastructure Management
Provision a resource group and deploy a linked ARM template, polling to completion.
- Create or update the target resource group so the deployment has a scope.
- Start an incremental deployment that references the template and parameters by URI rather than embedding them in the request.
- Get the deployment and branch on its provisioning state: end on Succeeded, end on Failed or Canceled, otherwise loop back and poll again.
What you'll need to have ready
- accessToken: An Azure Resource Manager OAuth2 bearer access token.
- subscriptionId: The ID of the target subscription.
- resourceGroupName: The name of the resource group to create and deploy into.
- location: The Azure region for the resource group (e.g. eastus).
- deploymentName: The name of the deployment.
- templateUri: The URI of the hosted ARM template JSON file.
- parametersUri: The URI of the hosted deployment parameters JSON file.
- apiVersion: The Azure Resource Manager API version.
For your developer
Arazzo workflow microsoft-azure:deploy-from-template-link, 3 operations: ResourceGroups_CreateOrUpdate → putSubscriptionsBySubscriptionIdResourcegroupsByResourceGroupNameDeploymentsByDeploymentName → getSubscriptionsBySubscriptionIdResourcegroupsByResourceGroupNameDeploymentsByDeploymentName. Specs on APIs.io.