I have created a Build Docker Image task inside DevOps Build Pipeline.
In this task, after selecting the Azure Subscription, the Azure container registry list shows No results Found message.
Although I have created the ACR in that subscription, I'm unable to connect to it via DevOps Build Pipeline.
Is this issue related to permissions or any other?
Did you create a Service Principal for Azure DevOps pipeline? Once created you can give it the proper role for what you are trying to do.
# Assign the desired role to the service principal. Modify the '--role' argument
# value as desired:
# acrpull: pull only
# acrpush: push and pull
# owner: push, pull, and assign roles
az role assignment create --assignee $SERVICE_PRINCIPAL_ID --scope $ACR_REGISTRY_ID --role acrpull
In your build pipeline, you need to add a login task that uses an existing Service Connection before your Docker build and/or push task. The Service Connection has the subscription and the name of the Azure Container Registry where you will be uploading your Docker images.
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my scenario is like I have shared container registry in one subscription say subscription A, I need to pull image from ACR to ACA through DevOps pipelines. The ACAs are present for each environment like dev, test, UAT & etc which is in another subscription say subscription B. I am using 'az containerapp up' command in azure devops pipelines to pull image of the shared ACR. Getting error 'The resource is not found in the subscription B'. What might be the alternative possible solution because we need to reduce cost of using container registry for each environment.
I am using service connections to pull image and the service connections are separate for separate subscriptions.
I know that they are in different subscriptions but I searched on websites to connect two different subscriptions.
Is there a possibility that I can connect two different service connections in azure devops & use one service connection to pull that image.
Before integrating the Azure CLI command az containerapp up with Azure pipelines, please first confirm you are able to pull the ACR image from Sub B to deploy the container app in Sub A via CloudShell or LocalPowerShell.
I tested to create ARM service connection with Tenant Root Management Group whose referenced service principle had access to both subscriptions; the issue still existed.
In local PowerShell, I az login with my user account and still could reproduce the issue.
az containerapp up `
--name XXcontainerapp `
--image XXacrsubB.azurecr.io/azurecontainerappdemo:XX `
--resource-group rg-containerapp `
--environment TestEnv `
--registry-username XXacrsubB `
--registry-password XXXXXX
It seemed to be a limitation with this command az containerapp up. You may consider reporting the issue with Azure CLI.
I have created an Azure Container Registry.
I have an Azure DevOps project.
I have created an Azure DevOps Pipeline using the wizard so
that it uses the standard template to build and push a Docker image.
When validating the Pipeline the following error is thrown:
Failed to set Azure permission 'RoleAssignmentId: ****' for the service principal '****' on subscription ID '****': error code: Forbidden, inner error code: AuthorizationFailed, inner error message The client '****' with object id '****' does not have authorization to perform action 'Microsoft.Authorization/roleAssignments/write' over scope '/subscriptions/****/resourceGroups/****/providers/Microsoft.ContainerRegistry/registries/****/providers/Microsoft.Authorization/roleAssignments/****' or the scope is invalid. If access was recently granted, please refresh your credentials. Ensure that the user has 'Owner' or 'User Access Administrator' permissions on the Subscription.
What configuration could I be missing? The documentation for this is all very sparse and written as though it should all just work.
Thanks
You need to add AcrPull permission to service principal you used here. Please got to you ACR and add it.
Here you have id of you service principal:
Failed to set Azure permission 'RoleAssignmentId: ' for the service principal ''
Also please check also networking on ACR if it blocks you or not.
To build and push your Docker image in Azure pipeline, you need follow the steps below:
Navigate to Project Settings > Service connections to create a Docker Registry service connection that can connect to your ACR.
In the pipeline, add the Docker task to build and push your Docker image to ACR.
Yours service principal on service connection is missing permissions link to documentation https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/container-registry/container-registry-roles?tabs=azure-cli. You can use custom role or build like contributor on resource group level. Example of custom role and allowed actions "Microsoft.ContainerRegistry/registries/push/write",
I'm attempting to build out my DevOps pipeline to deploy a DataFactory, Databricks Notebooks & Azure Data Warehouse,
I have my resource subscriptions setup for both Dev and Prod. deploying to Prod is more tricky than it seems.
my keyvault has GET/LIST Permissions for both Secret & Keys for the Target DataFactory.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/data-factory/continuous-integration-deployment
I have used the above guide to setup my target data factory in prod - and it is stood up correctly with all the connection strings setup and keyvault permissions set.
but I am stuck on this portion :
Grant permissions to the Azure Pipelines agent The Azure Key Vault
task may fail with an Access Denied error if the proper permissions
aren't present. Download the logs for the release, and locate the .ps1
file with the command to give permissions to the Azure Pipelines
agent. You can run the command directly, or you can copy the principal
ID from the file and add the access policy manually in the Azure
portal. Get and List are the minimum permissions required.
when I deploy my release I get the following error on the KeyVault task :
The specified Azure service connection needs to have Get, List secret management permissions on the selected key vault. To set these permissions, download the ProvisionKeyVaultPermissions.ps1 script from build/release logs and execute it, or set them from the Azure portal
I've added this power shell script ProvisionKeyVaultPermissions.ps1 to my repo and added it to my task but it just runs forever ? unsure if I'm missing something here.
hope this is clear/ please ask for any additional info.
I wonder if it's the DevOps service connection that's missing the permissions.
You can check access policies for the vault from the console. You should see your service connection as an APPLICATION; it needs the GET and LIST privileges as the document your following says. My understanding is that these are privileges for the account that's deploying your code, rather than the account that will run your code.
I want to use a Azure Container Registry of a different account in a Build pipeline in Azure DevOps.
When I try to add a Docker Registry Service Connection and select Azure Container Registry, it only lets me choose between the subscription of the current account.
When I try to add the Azure Resource Manager of the Subscription of a different account which contains the Azure Container Registry in the Service Connections, it says it cannot find any Azure Container Registry.
So how do I accomplish this?
I have the same situation in which the Azure Container Registry (ACR) is in a different Azure AD from the Azure DevOps build pipelines.
I'll outline the steps I used:
Create an app registration in the Azure AD where the ACR exists.
Give it a name like myregistry-app
Go to the myregistry-app Certificates and secrets page and create a new secret. Copy the value as you cannot retrieve it later.
Also copy the myregistry-app application id. You can find it on the overview screen.
Now go to the ACR Access Control (IAM) screen for your container registry.
Add a role assignment and assign the myregistry-app identity the Contributor role.
Back in your build pipeline create a Docker task and click on the New button under the Container Registry section.
In the popup dialog Add a Docker Registry service connection choose the Others radio button.
Put in the URL to your ACR which you can find on the container registry overview page.
Use the application id for myregistry-app as the Docker ID.
Use the myregistry-app secret for the password.
This is currently working for me. There may be a better way
we are having two different Azure subscriptions and tenant ids. one for development env and other for a production environment. as a CI-CD pipeline, we are building docker images and pushed these images to ACR in dev subscription.
we want to reuse docker images available in dev subscription ACR when running k8s cluster in prod environment.
as per my understanding, we can not reuse ACR from different subscription and tenant id. only possible solution is to have atleast same tenant id.
do we have any way by which we can reuse these docker images.
why not, you just need to auth to acr and then you can pull images from that ACR. you wont be able to use Azure connection for that, but you can use docker connection for that (in both kubernetes and azure devops).
From ACR pov, it's supported. Say you create an Service Principal SP1 in tenant1/sub1, and assign AcrPull role to it for registry1 in tenant1/sub1. SP1 now can access registry1. You can then assign the same SP1 the AcrPull role for registry2 in another tenant tenant2/sub2 (this essentially makes SP1 a guest service principal in tenant2); now SP1 can also pull from registry2.
As long as an SP is given permission to pull from a registry, you can use the SP as user/pwd to access the registry from anywhere. Can you elaborate what is not working?