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Learn to integrate Azure with Torq: Tenant/Client IDs & secret setup to execute Azure CLI commands in workflows.

Updated over a month ago

Use the Azure integration to run Azure CLI commands as steps in workflows.

To create an Azure integration in Torq, you'll need the following items:

  • Azure tenant ID

  • Azure client ID

  • Azure client secret

Get the Tenant ID and Client ID

  1. Log in to the Azure portal.

  2. Access the Azure Active Directory service.

  3. Under Manage, click App Registrations.

  4. Select the relevant application.

  5. Make sure that the application is assigned to a resource in Azure (e.g either a Resource Group, Subscription, Virtual Machine, etc.). If the application is not assigned to a resource in Azure, the integration will not work.

  6. Copy tenant ID. In Azure the field is: Directory (tenant) ID.

  7. Copy the client ID. In Azure the field is: Application (tenant) ID.

Screenshot showing how to get client id and tenant id in Azure Active Directory.

Get Azure Client Secret

  1. Log in to the Azure portal.

  2. Access the Azure Active Directory service.

  3. Under Manage, click App registrations.

  4. Select the application you want to get the client secret for.

  5. Under Manage, click Certificates & secrets.

  6. Copy the client secret or create a new secret and copy it.

    Screenshot showing how to create or copy a client secret in Azure AD.

Create an Azure Integration in Torq

  1. Go to Build > Integrations > Steps > Azure, and click Add.

  2. Enter the Azure details you copied earlier.

Screenshot showing how to create an Azure integration in Torq.

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