Visual Studio Codespaces is a browser-based editor with support for Git repos, extensions, and a built-in command line interface so you can edit, run, and debug your applications from any device. For more details on Visual Studio Codespace, you can visit the product page here
In order to start deploying your with CAF landing zones on VS Codespaces, you need:
- an Azure subscription (Trial, MSDN, etc.)
Let's authenticate first:
https://aka.ms/vso-login
Create the landing zones Codespaces clicking here:
The create process will look something like that:
Once ready, you should have your Visual Studio Interface as follow:
Open a Terminal using CTRL + J or Command + J
You are ready to use landing zones by launching the rover as below:
/tf/rover/rover.sh
You must be authenticated first: For that we will rely on Azure authentication as completed by Azure Cli, via browser method:
/tf/rover/rover.sh loginWe recommend that you verify the output of the login and make sure the subscription selected by default is the one you want to work on. If not, you can use the following switch:
az account set --subscription <subscription_GUID>On the first run, you need to apply the launchpad as the first landing zone:
/tf/rover/rover.sh /tf/caf/landingzones/launchpad apply -launchpadYou can specify a location for the launchpad using the following command:
/tf/rover/rover.sh /tf/caf/landingzones/launchpad apply -launchpad -var location=westusYou can then launch your first landing zone!
Please note that each landing zone come with its own deployment settings, which may deploy resources in different region than where you set the foundations.
You are ready to start:
/tf/rover/rover.sh /tf/caf/landingzones/landingzone_caf_foundations plan/tf/rover/rover.sh /tf/caf/landingzones/landingzone_caf_foundations apply/tf/rover/rover.sh /tf/caf/landingzones/landingzone_caf_foundations destroyHappy deployment with Azure landing zones, let us know your feedback and how you need it to evolve.