Azure CLI version 2.20.0 or higher: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/install-azure-cli
Note: The ARM template is in the Bicep format, and if an earlier version of Azure CLI is used, you might get an “invalid JSON” error.
- Projectname: the overall unique name for your resources
- appreg: the name of the application registration for your hololens app
- username: your UPN in Azure
projectname=adamsblade
appreg=adamsbladeappreg
az ad sp create-for-rbac --name ${appreg} --skip-assignment
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objectid=$(az ad sp list --display-name ${appreg} --query [0].objectId --output tsv)
userid=$(az ad signed-in-user show --query objectId -o tsv)
you can echo this echo $objectid and echo $userid to check it has a value
az group create --name ${projectname}-rg --location eastus
az deployment group create -f azuredeploy.bicep -g ${projectname}-rg --parameters projectName=${projectname} userId=${userid} appRegObjectId=${objectid} --query "properties.outputs.importantInfo.value"
- Denote the output values here for the Azure Digital Twins URL and FunctionApp SignalR URL. These will be used later
There's also an optional two-step approach here
az deployment group create -f azuredeploy.bicep -g ${projectname}-rg --parameters projectName=${projectname} userId=${userid} appRegObjectId=${objectid}
az deployment group show -n azuredeploy -g ${projectname}-rg --query properties.outputs.importantInfo.value
az iot hub connection-string show --resource-group ${projectname}-rg
- Save this for later use