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Start Cluster

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Recipe · 3 steps

Start Cluster

with Azure Kubernetes Service · IT Infrastructure Management

Start an AKS cluster, wait until it is running, and pull user credentials.

  1. Request the cluster start. AKS accepts the request asynchronously and returns 202 Accepted.
  2. Read the cluster and inspect provisioningState. While the cluster is still Starting the flow loops back to this step; once it reports Succeeded the flow advances to fetch credentials.
  3. List the cluster user credentials. The response carries a kubeconfigs array whose first entry holds the base64-encoded kubeconfig.
What you'll need to have ready
  • subscriptionId: The ID of the target subscription (valid UUID).
  • resourceGroupName: The name of the resource group.
  • resourceName: The name of the managed cluster.
  • apiVersion: The AKS REST API version to use.
  • accessToken: An Azure AD bearer token with user_impersonation scope.
For your developer

Arazzo workflow microsoft-azure-kubernetes-service:start-cluster-and-fetch-credentials, 3 operations: ManagedClusters_Start → ManagedClusters_Get → ManagedClusters_ListClusterUserCredentials. Specs on APIs.io.

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