Test V2 "Azure" destination with SpaceX "Capsules" and with Hubspot with "demo" api key

[beckyconning]

Its gonna be something like this

{
  "container": "",
  "storageUrl": "",
  "credentials": {
    "auth":"activeDirectory",
    "clientId":"7542263e-a044-4fa2-8336-fd525ee5d72c",
    "tenantId":"57b38702-3849-4db2-8295-7cef65a0e6dc",
    "clientSecret":"475f8873-090b-42e5-ae49-36de8b6f4ccf"
  }
}

Use demo3.

[nicflores]

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[nicflores]

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[nicflores]

Steps to re-create:

1. Create a resource group:

az group create -l eastus -n <resoure-group-name>

this command will some json similar to this:

{
  "id": "/subscriptions/8ea74114-ffb2-42f9-b84d-85af2a674855/resourceGroups/<resoure-group-name>",
  "location": "eastus",
  "managedBy": null,
  "name": "<resoure-group-name>",
  "properties": {
    "provisioningState": "Succeeded"
  },
  "tags": null,
  "type": "Microsoft.Resources/resourceGroups"
}

2. Create a service principal:

az ad sp create-for-rbac -n <service-principal-name> --role Contributor --scopes <id-from-json-above>

note you'll need to grab the id returned from the resource group and feed it to the scopes flag.

This command will return some json similar to this:

{
  "appId": "067acde4-4b7c-4104-a0e4-f28900db2292",
  "displayName": "<service-principal-name>",
  "password": "ZV.VLecDwGBl~4wnIs6RHoG0HLowGbse5a",
  "tenant": "b7dfc748-d61e-435f-8dbe-c550d2e8c134"
}

these values will be the values that you will need to give Precog V2.

clientId = appId
tenantId = tenant
clientSecret = password

3. Now, from the Azure console, create a Storage account and assign the service principal with the role of "Storage Blob Data Contributor". Note the name of this bucket will be in the stoargeUrl of he json we give Precog V2, so be sure to choose a name without symbols that need to be url encoded. A single name without spaces and symbols works best.4.

storageUrl = https://<storage-account-name>.blob.core.windows.net/

Select the subscription containing the resource group you created above:

Go through the creation of the Storage account, leaving the default settings should work.
Once you create the Storage account click on it and select Access Control (IAM) from the left control panel.

Then click on Role assignments

Then click +Add to add a role assignment search for the role Storage Blob Data Contributor click Next and then search for the service principal from the list of members, then select it and click Next and finally Review+assign.

5. Now you need to create a container within the Storage account you just created. Find the storage you just created from the console, click on it and then click on Containers under the Data storage left hand panel. Then click +Container to add a container. This will be the value of container in the json we will give Precog V2.

6. Finally the JSON you will need to formulate to give Precog V2 will have this format:

{
  "container": "<container-name>",
  "storageUrl": "https://<storage-account-name>.blob.core.windows.net/",
  "credentials": {
    "auth":"activeDirectory",
    "clientId":"<appId-from-step-2> ",
    "tenantId":"<tenant-from-step-2>",
    "clientSecret":"<password-from-step-2>"
  }
}

[nicflores]

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