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azure_stack

Build and run hybrid apps across datacenters, edge locations, remote offices, and the cloud.

Provider Summary

total services: 4
total resources: 51
source project: stackql-provider-azure

See also:
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Installation​

To pull the latest version of the azure_stack provider, run the following command:

REGISTRY PULL azure_stack;

To view previous provider versions or to pull a specific provider version, see here.

Authentication​

StackQL uses Azure application credentials obtained using the az login command from the Azure SDK. For more information, see here.

Authenticating using an Azure Service Principal​

To authenticate using an Azure Service Principal, set the following environment variables: AZURE_TENANT_ID, AZURE_CLIENT_ID and AZURE_CLIENT_SECRET, see creating-an-azure-service-principal.

Example Queries​

Try the following queries using stackql shell, or run them from a script or CI pipeline with stackql exec.

Azure Local clusters​

Every Azure Local (Azure Stack HCI) cluster in the subscription with its connection state, billing model, running cluster version, node count and Software Assurance status:

SELECT name, location, status, connectivity_status, billing_model,
       json_extract(reported_properties, '$.clusterVersion') AS cluster_version,
       json_array_length(reported_properties, '$.nodes') AS node_count,
       json_extract(software_assurance_properties, '$.softwareAssuranceStatus') AS software_assurance,
       last_sync_timestamp, provisioning_state
FROM azure_stack.azure_stack_hci.clusters
WHERE subscription_id = '{{ subscription_id }}'
ORDER BY location, name;

Logical networks for Arc VMs​

Logical networks across the subscription with the custom location and virtual switch each one is bound to:

SELECT name, location, vm_switch_name, network_type,
       json_extract(extended_location, '$.name') AS custom_location,
       json_array_length(subnets) AS subnet_count,
       provisioning_state
FROM azure_stack.azure_stack_hci_vm.logical_networks
WHERE subscription_id = '{{ subscription_id }}'
ORDER BY name;

Arc VM instance on an Azure Local machine​

The VM instance is addressed by resource_uri, the ARM id of its Arc machine (.../providers/Microsoft.HybridCompute/machines/<name>); size, memory, power state and host node in one row:

SELECT name, vm_id, host_node_name,
       json_extract(status, '$.powerState') AS power_state,
       json_extract(hardware_profile, '$.vmSize') AS vm_size,
       json_extract(hardware_profile, '$.processors') AS processors,
       json_extract(hardware_profile, '$.memoryMB') AS memory_mb,
       json_extract(os_profile, '$.computerName') AS computer_name,
       json_extract(storage_profile, '$.osDisk.osType') AS os_type,
       provisioning_state
FROM azure_stack.azure_stack_hci_vm.virtual_machine_instances
WHERE resource_uri = '{{ resource_uri }}';

Update health for a cluster​

The update summary reports the running solution version and health, and the updates list shows each update known to the cluster with its state and whether it needs a reboot:

SELECT current_version, current_oem_version, current_sbe_version,
       hardware_model, oem_family, health_state, state, last_updated, last_checked
FROM azure_stack.azure_stack_hci.update_summaries
WHERE cluster_name = '{{ cluster_name }}'
  AND resource_group_name = '{{ resource_group_name }}'
  AND subscription_id = '{{ subscription_id }}';

SELECT display_name, version, state, availability_type, package_type,
       reboot_required, health_state, installed_date
FROM azure_stack.azure_stack_hci.updates
WHERE cluster_name = '{{ cluster_name }}'
  AND resource_group_name = '{{ resource_group_name }}'
  AND subscription_id = '{{ subscription_id }}'
ORDER BY version;

Azure Stack Hub registrations​

Azure Stack Hub registrations in the subscription with their billing model and cloud id:

SELECT name, location, billing_model, cloud_id, object_id
FROM azure_stack.azure_stack.registrations
WHERE subscription_id = '{{ subscription_id }}';

Marketplace products syndicated to a registration​

Downloadable Marketplace products for one Azure Stack Hub registration, counted by publisher and product kind (the azure_stack service names the resource group parameter resource_group):

SELECT publisher_display_name, product_kind, COUNT(*) AS products
FROM azure_stack.azure_stack.products
WHERE registration_name = '{{ registration_name }}'
  AND resource_group = '{{ resource_group }}'
  AND subscription_id = '{{ subscription_id }}'
GROUP BY publisher_display_name, product_kind
ORDER BY products DESC;

Cluster resource provisioning​

Registering a cluster starts with the Azure Local cluster resource in Azure; create it with a system-assigned identity, then remove it:

INSERT INTO azure_stack.azure_stack_hci.clusters (
  cluster_name, resource_group_name, subscription_id, location, identity, tags
)
SELECT 'hci-cluster-01', '{{ resource_group_name }}', '{{ subscription_id }}', 'eastus',
       '{"type": "SystemAssigned"}',
       '{"environment": "lab"}';

DELETE FROM azure_stack.azure_stack_hci.clusters
WHERE cluster_name = 'hci-cluster-01'
  AND resource_group_name = '{{ resource_group_name }}'
  AND subscription_id = '{{ subscription_id }}';

Services​

azure_stack
azure_stack_hci
azure_stack_hci_vm
disconnected_operations