anjuna-azure-cli disk create
anjuna-azure-cli disk create --docker-uri <name[:tag]> [OPTIONS...]
Creates an Azure-compatible disk image.
Creating an Azure Confidential VM requires an Azure-compatible disk image.
anjuna-azure-cli disk create creates disk images for Azure Confidential VMs from a Docker image.
The Docker image can be specified by:
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a Docker URI to any Docker registry you have access to (Docker Hub, Azure Container Registry, Artifactory Docker Registry, etc.)
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a local URI (for example
hello-world:latest)
When using a Docker Registry, you must handle the authentication to that
registry before invoking the anjuna-azure-cli disk create command.
The only required parameter for the anjuna-azure-cli disk create command is --docker-uri.
The other parameters are optional and have default values.
After executing the command, a VHD disk image is created. By default, the name
of the file is disk.vhd (if not specified by the --disk command-line option).
The disk creation command currently requires root permissions. This can be achieved by
running the anjuna-azure-cli disk create command as root or by running the command with sudo.
If the command is not run with root permissions, using sudo will be attempted, which may
prompt for your user account password, and requires that your user account have sudo access.
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Options
--config
Path to the enclave configuration file
With the configuration file, you can control and templatize parts of the container environment, including configuring communication with the Anjuna Policy Manager. Read more information in the Configuration reference section.