Running the script. To run the above scenario, save the three files (main.tf, variables.tf, and ADDS.ps1) on the same folder, open a PowerShell session on that folder and run the following: az login az account set terraform init terraform apply. When you apply the Terraform config, it will ask you for the parameters needed notThis command will list all the subscriptions associated with your Azure account, along with their IDs. Verify the default subscription. To verify that you have set the default subscription correctly, run the following command: Get-AzContext. This command will display the details of the current context, including the default subscription. That To get the user account connected with the Azure CLI, make use of below command: az account show. And to clear the account connected, use az account clear. To switch between the accounts, I used the same script: az account clear az login --tenant TenantID az account set --subscription "SubscriptionName". I connected to Azure CLI using User1
To connect a cluster to Azure Arc, you'll need to use either Azure CLI or Azure PowerShell. For Azure CLI: Install or upgrade Azure CLI to the latest version. Install the latest version of connectedk8s Azure CLI extension: az extension add --name connectedk8s For Azure PowerShell: Install Azure PowerShell version 6.6.0 or later.
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The Set-AzCognitiveServicesAccount cmdlet modifies the SKU or tags of the specified Cognitive Services account. Examples Example 1 Set-AzCognitiveServicesAccount -ResourceGroupName cognitive-services-resource-group -name myluis -SkuName S0 ResourceGroupName : cognitive-services-resource-group AccountName : myluis Id : /subscriptions/xxxxxxxx az login on specific subscription [duplicate] Closed 2 years ago. If you want to connect to a specific subscription with Az.Accounts, you do something like: Connect-AzAccount -SubscriptionId etc I see that there is no possibility of specifying the SubscriptionId with az login. If my account for example manages multiple subscriptionsThe Azure CLI allows for user configuration for settings such as logging, data collection, and default argument values. The CLI offers a convenience command for managing some defaults, az config, and an interactive option through az init. Other values can be set in a configuration file or with environment variables.DleUr.