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Log in to Azure. Select Reservations.
Select the tab 'Role Assignment'. Click +Add → Add role assignments.
a. Under the tab 'Job function roles' select Reservations Reader → Next.
b. Under the tab 'Members' select the following settings:
Role: Reservations Reader
Assign access to: User, group, or service principal
Members: click +Select members → start typing the name of the Azure application created for Cloudaware access (in this guide, cloudaware-api-access)→Select.
Click Review + assign.
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To view Azure Reservations and related data, go to Cloudaware CMDB Navigator. Select MICROSOFT AZURE → RESERVATIONS.
Azure Kubernetes
Cloudaware supports auto-discovery of AKS Clusters and AKS Cluster Agent Pool Profiles by default. Grant Cloudaware the permission Microsoft.ContainerService/managedClusters/listClusterUserCredential/read to enable the discovery and collection of AKS Cluster objects.
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Log in to Azure. Select Subscriptions.
Select the subscription. Go to 'Access Control (IAM)' on the left. Click +Add → Add role assignment:
a. Under the tab 'Role': in 'Job function roles' select Azure Kubernetes Service Cluster User Role → Next.
b. Under the tab 'Members':
Assign access to: User, group, or service principal
Members: click +Select members → start typing the name of the Azure application created for Cloudaware access (in this guide, cloudaware-api-access)→Select.
Click Review + assign.To view Azure AKS resources, go to Cloudaware CMDB Navigator. Select MICROSOFT AZURE → COMPUTE → AKS.
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Log in to Azure. Select App registrations.
Select the Azure application created for Cloudaware access (in this guide, cloudaware-api- access). Go to API permissions → Add a permission.
Select Microsoft Graph → Application permissions:
In DeviceManagementManagedDevices: select DeviceManagementManagedDevices.Read.All → check the box → click Add permissions.
In DeviceManagementConfiguration: select DeviceManagementConfiguration.Read.All → check the box → click Add permissions.Click Grant admin consent for
<Directory Name>to populate permissions.To view Azure Active Directory Devices and related data, go to Cloudaware CMDB Navigator. Select MICROSOFT AZURE → SECURITY, IDENTITY, COMPLIANCE → Active Directory → Azure Active Directory Devices.
The following Azure Active Directory objects managed by Intune* are supported:Azure Active Directory DevicesDevice
Azure Active Directory Device Config
Azure Active Directory Device Fact
Azure Active Directory Device MountPoint
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To tag Azure resources directly from Cloudaware using Tag Analyzer, assign the Tag Contributor* role:
Log in to the Azure portal. Select Subscriptions.
Select the subscription → go to 'Access Control (IAM)' on the left. Click +Add → Add role assignment.
a. Under the tab 'Job function roles' select Tag Contributor** → Next.
b. Under the tab 'Members' select the following settings:
Assign access to: User, group, or service principal
Members: click +Select members → start typing the name of the Azure application created for Cloudaware access (in this guide, cloudaware-api-access)→Select.
Click Review + assign.
*You can also create a custom role to define the scope of permissions for tagging.
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