This repository contains the implementation of CIQS(Cloud Intelligence Quickstart) Azure Cli extension. It help AI solution authoring and provisioning platform (a.k.a CIQS) reach out to a broader set of customers, including data scientists, data engineers, developers and ISVs.
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The Extension is dependant on the SDK which is currently located in src/CIQS-CLI-Extension/cloudintelligencequickstart. This SDK was autogenerated by msswagger from the CIQS API. In the future, should such SDK be made available in pip, the custom.py should be modified to import from the correct location. Should any changes to the REST API be made for CIQS, the SDK should be regenerated and updated in the CLI source.
When new versions of the extension are ready to publish. They should be published to the Releases on this repository. A python wheel file should be generated by following the instructions below and added as the binary for the release. The link to this binary will be able to be used as the value for --source when installing the extension.
- Azure CLI 2.0 (install instructions here)
- Python 2 or Python 3
Navigate to src/CIQS-CLI-Extension. Run the following command:
python setup.py bdist_wheel
This will create a dist directory containing your .whl extension.
The .whl file will be used to install the extension.
Navigate to src/CIQS-CLI-Extension.
Run the following command where "{FILENAME}.whl" is the file generated when building:
az extension add --source ./dist/{FILENAME}.whl
See https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/azure-cli-extensions-overview?view=azure-cli-latest for details of installing extensions.
Now the extension should be install directly into the Azure CLI. To see availabe subgroups and commands run the following command:
az ciqs --help
An example command that would list all deployments in a given subsciption would be as follows:
az ciqs deployment list --subscription "xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx"