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In your local terminal, log in to your Azure account using the Azure CLI:

az login

Create a directory on your local machine to store and run the Terraform code. If you have more than one Azure connector, you need a separate directory for each one:

mkdir -p ~/terraform/azure-connector-1

Navigate to the directory you created and extract the Terraform files. Ensure all necessary Terraform files are present (main.tf, template_params.tfvars, and so on).

cd ~/terraform/azure-connector-1
tar -xzvf <your_template>.tar.gz.

Initialize Terraform in your project directory:

terraform init

Apply your Terraform configuration using the downloaded parameter file:

terraform apply --var-file=template_params.tfvars

When prompted, review the actions the Terraform will perform and approve them by entering yes.

In your local terminal or CloudShell, log in to your Azure account using the Azure CLI:

az login

Deploy the template file.

az deployment sub create \
   --location <LOCATION> \
   --subscription <SUBSCRIPTION_ID> \
   --template-file <JSON_TEMPLATE> 

where:

To prepare for deployment, execute the following commands in a Bash-compliant terminal, such as the Bash environment in Azure Cloud Shell:

Deploy the template file: bash onboard.sh

When prompted, enter the following values: