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Redeploy Into an Existing Resource Group

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Redeploy Into an Existing Resource Group

with Microsoft Azure · IT Infrastructure Management

Deploy a template into an existing resource group, polling to completion.

  1. Get the resource group and branch: only deploy when it reports Succeeded, otherwise end the flow.
  2. Start an incremental template deployment into the confirmed resource group.
  3. Get the deployment and branch on its provisioning state, looping until it is Succeeded, Failed, or Canceled.
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 existing resource group to deploy into.
  • deploymentName: The name of the deployment.
  • template: The inline ARM template content to deploy.
  • parameters: Name/value pairs that define the deployment parameters.
  • apiVersion: The Azure Resource Manager API version.
For your developer

Arazzo workflow microsoft-azure:redeploy-into-existing-group, 3 operations: ResourceGroups_Get → putSubscriptionsBySubscriptionIdResourcegroupsByResourceGroupNameDeploymentsByDeploymentName → getSubscriptionsBySubscriptionIdResourcegroupsByResourceGroupNameDeploymentsByDeploymentName. Specs on APIs.io.

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