These instructions walk you through configuring Microsoft Azure to host the serverless microservice that integrates Cloudinary assets in your commercetools instance.
See Azure installation documentation.
Update settings/commercetools.json
- Subscription : the name of the Azure Subscription where resources will be deployed
- ResourceGroup : the name of the AZure ResourceGroup where resouces will be deployed
- KeyVaultName : the desired name for the KeyVault
- ApplicationId : the desired name for the application (resources will be named e.g. "apim-", "func-", ...)
- cloud_name : the name of your Cloudinary instance
- cloud_api_key : the apiKey for your Cloudinary instance
- cloud_api_secret : the apiSecret for your Cloudinary instance
- property_sku : the name of the Cloudinary property you've chosen to contains the commercetools SKU
You will get all the values below when you create a new API key in commercetools.
- authUrl : commercetools' authUrl (e.g. https://auth.us-central1.gcp.commercetools.com)
- clientId : commercetools' clientId
- clientSecret : commercetools' clientSecret
- apiUrl : commercetools' apiUrl (e.g. https://api.us-central1.gcp.commercetools.com)
- projectKey : commercetools' projectKey
scripts\deploy-step1.ps1- Deploy function (e.g. using VS Code extension)
scripts\deploy-step2.ps1
If the script shows the error "The user, group or application 'name=Microsoft.ApiManagement/service;appid=;oid=;iss=https://sts.windows.net//' does not have secrets get permission on key vault '...'." this is caused by one or more access policy that aren't ready yet. Try to re-deploy again after a gew minutes so Azure finishes creating the required resources