The steps below show how to create an Autonomous Database using the Azure CLI. You will need to install the Azure CLI prior to running thru this example.
Run the examples below at a command prompt.
Note
Start by logging into Azure:
az login Edit the config file based on your deployment. These variables will be used by the Azure CLI.
LOCATION="eastus"
RESOURCE_GROUP="resource-group-name-goes-here"
VNET_ID="vnet-resource-name-goes-here"
SUBNET_ID="subnet-resource-name-goes-here"
ADB_NAME="adb-name-goes-here"The VNET and SUBNET IDs must be fully qualified IDs. For example:
- VNET_ID=
"/subscriptions/99d4fb0e-ac2.../resourceGroups/your-resource-group/providers/Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks/your-vnet" - SUBNET_ID=
"/subscriptions/99d4fb0e-ac2.../resourceGroups/your-resource-group/providers/Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks/your-vnet/subnets/your-subnet"
After updating the config file, create a new Autonomous Database by running ./deploy-adb.sh from the command line. You can also modify other database properties by editing the deployment script.
The script will prompte you for the Autonomous Database ADMIN user password. Enter a complex password.
After a few minutes, review your newly created database:
az oracle-database autonomous-database show \
--autonomousdatabasename $ADB_NAME \
--resource-group $RESOURCE_GROUPYou can run the following command to an Autonomous Database:
az oracle-database autonomous-database delete \
--autonomousdatabasename $ADB_NAME \
--resource-group $RESOURCE_GROUP \
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