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NOTE: You must first complete the Azure Building Blocks installation process before you can use the command line. If you haven't already done so, follow the installation instructions.

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The Azure Building Blocks command line tool takes a parameter file you've created and deploys the resources you've specified to Azure. For more information on creating a parameter file, see creating a Template Building Blocks parameter file.

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To use the Azure Building Blocks:

1. If you are using Windows, open a command prompt and navigate to the directory where you previously installed the Azure Building Blocks. If you are using Linux, navigate to the directory where you previously installed the Azure Building Blocks using the bash shell.

2. Login to your Azure account using the Azure CLI. Enter the following command:

You will be prompted to login to your Azure account by going to http://aka.ms/devicelogin and entering the code provided.

3. You are now ready to use the command line. The command line takes the following options:

For more information about each of the command line options, see the command line reference.

4. Author an Azure Building Blocks parameter file or choose an example parameter file from a selection of scenarios we've provided on Github.

Note: parameter files must be stored locally.

5. Deploy the parameter file you've selected by including the path with the -p switch. For example, to deploy the vnet-simple.json scenario from Github, use the following command:

Note: substitute your Azure subscription ID in place of the x's above.

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If the command line is executing successfully, you will see the following output:

When the deployment is complete, you will see the following output:

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If the deployment fails, see the Troubleshooting section below.

Troubleshooting

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• If you see the following error:

  You have not yet installed the Azure CLI. Install the Azure CLI and run the command line again.

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• If you see the following error:

  You have not run az login. Type az login at the command prompt and follow the instructions.

• If you see the following error:

  You have entered an invalid region name with the -l or --location option. For a list of valid regions, use the following command:

• If you see the following error:

  You have passed an invalid path to the parameter file with the -p or --parameters-file option. Ensure the path to the parameters file is correct.

• If you see the following error:

  You have passed an invalid path to the output file name with the -o or --output-file parameter. Ensure the given path exists.

• If you see the following error:

  You have not specified a resource group using either the -g or --resource-group option.

• If you see the following error:

  You have not specified your subscription ID using either the -s or --subscription-id option.