Integrating the Azure Subscription on the Azure DevOps

Introduction

In our previous article, we learned how to create the Azure DevOps account, create the Organization, and get approval from the Azure DevOps using Azure DevOps Parallelism Request. In this article, we will learn how to Integrate the Azure Subscription using the Service Connections.

Step 1. Open the Azure DevOps portal using the dev.azure.com URL, select the Organization, and select the Project.

First project

Step 2. Select the Project settings.

Azure DevOps

Step 3. Select the Service connections under the Pipelines.

Project setting

Step 4. Click the Create Service Connection button.

Create service connection

Step 5. In the New Service Connection, select Azure Resource Manager and click Next.

Azure resource manager

Step 6. Select the Authentication method as Workload Identity Federation (automatic) and click Next.

New Azure service connection

Step 7. Select the Scope level as Subscription and select the Subscription.

The authentication page will prompt you to enter the username and password to integrate the subscription, and you must use the Azure credentials to integrate the subscription.

Azure subscription

Step 8. Enter the Service connection name, select Grant access permission for all pipelines, and click Save.

Azure DevOps Subscription

Step 9. The Azure Subscription is successfully integrated with the Azure DevOps portal.

Service connection

Summary

Now, we have added the Azure Subscription to our DevOps portal. Once we integrate the Azure subscription, we will be able to build the environments on Azure. Our next article will teach us how to deploy the Azure VM through the Azure DevOps portal.


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