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Azure SDK for Go - Hybrid Samples

The goal of hybrid samples is to provide a library of code snippets for common operations in Azure Stack via the Go SDK. Currently "compute", "network", "resource", and "storage" services are supported on Azure Stack. Hybrid sample code is organized by snippet type and is placed in "hybrid" folder in the supported services folders.

Note: Device authentication is not been enabled for Hybrid samples.

To run tests

  1. Set the following environment variables (those marked * are required). Use the following instructions to find or create these values if necessary.

    • AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION_ID*
    • AZURE_TENANT_ID*
    • AZURE_CLIENT_ID*
    • AZURE_CLIENT_SECRET*
    • AZURE_LOCATION*
    • AZURE_ENVIRONMENT*
    • AZURE_RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME
    • AZURE_SAMPLES_KEEP_RESOURCES

    Using the Azure CLI, you can get your subscription ID by running az account list. You can check your tenant ID and get a client ID and secret by running az ad sp create-for-rbac -n "<yourAppName>".

    Using the Azure CLI, you can get your ARM endpoint and storage suffix by running az cloud show.

    If AZURE_RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME isn't specified a random name will be used.

    If AZURE_KEEP_SAMPLE_RESOURCES is set to 1 tests won't clean up resources they create when done. This can be helpful if you want to further experiment with those resources.

    NOTE: the environment variables are listed in .env.tpl so you can copy that to .env (e.g. cp .env.tpl .env) and update for convenience. The samples pick up environment variables from .env files automatically.

  2. Run dep ensure to get dependencies.

  3. Run tests with go test as follows:

    1. To run individual samples, refer to that folder, e.g. go test ./storage/hybrid/, go test ./network/hybrid/.
      • If you use a .env file, copy it into the folder first, e.g. cp .env ./network/hybrid/.

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License

This code is provided under the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.

Contribute

We welcome your contributions! For instructions and our code of conduct see CONTRIBUTING.md. And thank you!