Service Introspection shows information about Bedrock deployments:
- Name of the person that changed the service
- Time the service was changed or errored
- Deployment state of the service
Important:
To use service introspection, begin with the steps on Service Introspection: Getting Started. This will walk you through setting up a Bedrock GitOps pipeline workflow.
Usage:
bedrock deployment [command] [options]
Commands:
Global options:
-v, --verbose Enable verbose logging
-h, --help Usage information
Fill out the service introspection settings in your bedrock config file, for
example bedrock-config.yaml
. Sample config file.
introspection:
azure: # This is the storage account for the service introspection tool
account_name: "storage-account-name"
table_name: "table-name"
partition_key: "partition-key"
key: "storage-access-key"
To create storage-account and table, use the bedrock deployment onboard
command to create them where subscription Id, resource group name, service
principal Id, password and tenant Id are required.
Create a service principal with owner access:
az ad sp create-for-rbac --role Owner --scopes /subscriptions/<your-subscription-id>