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Complete the Azure Resource Manager onboarding process for US government Lifecycle Services projects

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This article explains how to complete the Microsoft Azure Resource Manager onboarding process for your connectors.

To deploy Azure Resource Manager topologies, you must complete the Resource Manager onboarding process for your connectors. To start the onboarding process, you must have the following items:

  • The Azure subscription ID that you're deploying to.

    Note

    For US government Microsoft Dynamics Lifecycle Services projects, only Azure Government–specific Azure subscriptions are supported.

  • Ownership of the Azure subscription, or access to the subscription owner, so that you can configure the Azure subscription tag.

  • The tenant administrator, so that you can work through the admin consent workflow.

Resource Manager onboarding process

You can consider Resource Manager onboarding a two-step procedure, where each step has its own subprocedures. You must complete all these subprocedures for every subscription that you add to the Lifecycle Services project.

  1. Authorize the Lifecycle Services deployment service to work on the Azure subscription.

    1. Authorize the workflow.
    2. Set the contributor workflow.

  2. Enable the Azure subscription to deploy Resource Manager resources.

    1. Enable the Azure connector.
    2. Configure the Azure subscription tag.
    3. Configure deployment settings.

Authorize the Lifecycle Services deployment service to work on the Azure subscription

Complete the following procedures to authorize the Lifecycle Services deployment service to work on the Azure subscription.

Authorize the workflow

Be sure that you have Microsoft Entra ID PowerShell cmdlets installed. For more information, see Install Microsoft Entra ID PowerShell for Graph.

The following two app IDs must be authorized on the Microsoft Entra tenant:

  • 68fdae24-7da6-4d2d-82b6-fd78a0f38eb7
  • 913c6de4-2a4a-4a61-a9ce-945d2b2ce2e0

Follow these steps to authorize the app IDs on the tenant. Complete this procedure for each application.

  1. Sign in via the Microsoft Entra PowerShell cmdlet. Use the tenant administrator account to sign in.

    Connect-AzureAD

  2. Make sure that the service principal isn't already installed.

    Get-AzureADServicePrincipal -Filter "AppId eq '<AppId>'"

  3. Add the service principal.

    New-AzureADServicePrincipal -AppId <AppId>

  4. Verify that each application ID is added successfully.

    $sp = Get-AzureADServicePrincipal -Filter "AppId eq '<AppId>'"

Set the contributor workflow

Follow these steps to assign the Contributor role to the Dynamics Deployment Services [wsfed-enabled] application.

  1. In the Azure Government portal, on the Subscription tab, select the Azure subscription, and then select the Access Control (IAM) item on the navigation menu.

  2. Select Add, and then select Add role assignment.

  3. In the Add role assignment dialog box, set the Role field to Contributor, and set the Assign access to field to Microsoft Entra user, group, or service principal. In the Select field, search for and select Dynamics Deployment Services [wsfed-enabled]. Then select Save.

    Note

    Some Azure subscriptions have a Users item instead of an Access control (IAM) item on the navigation menu. In this case, in the Add users dialog box, in the Select field, enter Dynamics Deployment Services [wsfed-enabled]. Then select Select.

    Selecting Dynamics Deployment Services [wsfed-enabled] in the Add role assignment dialog box

  4. On the Role assignments tab, the app is assigned as a contributor.

    Note

    If Dynamics Deployment Services [wsfed-enabled] doesn't appear, the authorization process hasn't been completed, or it was completed on another Azure subscription.

Enable the Azure subscription to deploy Resource Manager resources

Complete the following procedures to enable the Azure subscription to deploy Resource Manager resources.

Enable the Azure connector

Follow these steps to enable the Azure connector.

  1. In Lifecycle Services, on the Project page, at the top of the page, select the hamburger icon, and then select Project settings.

  2. On the Project settings page, select the Azure connectors tab.

  3. On the Azure connectors tab, under Azure connectors, select Add.

  4. Enter the Name, the Azure subscription ID to deploy to and set the Configure to use Azure Resource manager (ARM) option to Yes.

  5. In the Azure subscription Microsoft Entra ID Tenant Domain (or ID) field, enter the domain name of the government Azure subscription account admin, and then select Next.

  6. On the Microsoft Azure setup page, verify Dynamics Deployment Services [wsfed-enabled] has the contributor role and select Next.

    Note

    If Dynamics Deployment Services [wsfed-enabled] doesn't appear, the authorization process hasn't been completed, or it was completed on another Azure subscription.

  7. On the Microsoft Azure setup page, under Apply a subscription tab, select Get a code, and make a note of the information presented. You use this information to configure a tag on the Azure subscription.

Configure the Azure subscription tag

  1. In the Azure Government portal, go to your subscription. In the left pane, select Tags.
  2. Enter the Name and Value from the information presented above and select Apply.

Configure deployment settings

  1. In Lifecycle Services, on the Microsoft Azure setup page, select Next.

  2. Select the Azure region and select Connect. The Resource Manager onboarding flow is now complete. You should now see that the subscription is added to the Azure connectors list. Additionally, a check mark should appear under ARM Enabled.

    Note

    Azure connectors configured using an Azure subscription tag do not expire.