Azure Provisioning Relationships client library for .NET

Azure.Provisioning.Relationships simplifies declarative resource provisioning for Azure resource relationships in .NET.

Getting started

Install the package

Install the client library for .NET with NuGet:

dotnet add package Azure.Provisioning.Relationships --prerelease

Prerequisites

You must have an Azure subscription.

Authenticate the client

Key concepts

This library allows you to define relationships between Azure resources declaratively in .NET. Build an Infrastructure definition to generate Bicep, then deploy it using Azure Developer CLI or Azure Resource Manager.

Relationships are extension resources scoped to an existing resource. A dependency relationship identifies a target resource on which the scoped resource depends.

Examples

Create a dependency relationship

The following example creates two managed identities and defines a dependency between them.

Infrastructure infra = new();

UserAssignedIdentity source = new(nameof(source), "2023-01-31")
{
    Name = "source-identity",
};
infra.Add(source);

UserAssignedIdentity target = new(nameof(target), "2023-01-31")
{
    Name = "target-identity",
};
infra.Add(target);

DependencyOfRelationship relationship =
    new(nameof(relationship), DependencyOfRelationship.ResourceVersions.V2026_08_01)
    {
        Name = "dependency",
        Scope = source,
        Properties = new DependencyOfRelationshipProperties
        {
            TargetId = target.Id,
        },
    };
infra.Add(relationship);

Troubleshooting

Next steps

See the Azure.Provisioning documentation for more information about defining and deploying infrastructure.

Contributing

For details on contributing to this repository, see the contributing guide.

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