script.sh

#!/bin/bash

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#DISCLAIMER
#This script should only be used for testing and NOT for any kind of production environment. There has been no focus on any subject regarding security, redundancy or reliability!
#Strobodov - 2019 - @AT Computing
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#read variables from config file. 
source config/variables

#	read Azure username & password to log in
#   !!! Make sure this file does NOT get public !!!
# you should consider using a Service Principal instead of a user account...
#
source config/cred

#login to Azure using AZ CLI
az login -u $azure -p $azure_password

#define name of the resource group and Azure region you want to deploy in. (see Azure documentation for current list of options)
az group create -n $group_name --location $az_location

#deploy VM in Azure. Make sure you have filled out all key value paires in config/variables
az vm create --name $vm_name --resource-group $group_name --admin-username $admin --generate-ssh-keys --image ubuntults --verbose --public-ip-address-dns-name $dns_name --size Standard_D2_v3

#publish port 80 to the outside world (to make sure your webapp can be reached via http)
az vm open-port --resource-group $group_name --name $vm_name --port 80

#log into the Ubuntu VM in Azure
ssh "$admin"@"$fqdn" -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -o IdentitiesOnly=yes <<EOF

#update package list
sudo apt update

#install docker
sudo apt-get install docker.io --assume-yes

#clone the webapp git repo from github
git clone https://github.com/Strobodov/App.git

#change directory
cd App

#build the docker container
sudo docker build docker --tag=mywebapp

#run the container
sudo docker run -d -p 80:80 mywebapp
EOF
printf "\rOpen your browser and open %s\n" "$fqdn"