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Nicholas M. Iodice authored Apr 21, 2020
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- **[Azure Service Principal (Service Connection)](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/howto-create-service-principal-portal)**

This will be needed in order to provide the deployment templates the appropriate permissions to deploy infrastructure within an Azure subscription.
- See Step 2 and 3 from [Getting Started - Advocated Pattern Owner](../GETTING_STARTED_ADD_PAT_OWNER.md) ("_Provision Azure resources needed for Azure Devops pipeline_")/ ("Configure Azure Devops pipeline using Azure resource values") for more information.
- See Step 2 and 3 from [Getting Started - Advocated Pattern Owner](../../../docs/GETTING_STARTED_ADD_PAT_OWNER.md) ("_Provision Azure resources needed for Azure Devops pipeline_")/ ("Configure Azure Devops pipeline using Azure resource values") for more information.
- Also see [Variable Group Overview](###Variable-Group-Overview) of this document for account setup naming recommendations.

- **[Azure Storage Account and Backend State Container](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/storage/common/storage-account-overview)**
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Setting up a cobalt deployment comprises of 5 general steps.

1. You can follow these [instructions](devops/providers/azure-devops/README.md) to create an cloud-based CI pipeline definition.
1. You can follow these [instructions](../devops/providers/azure-devops/README.md) to create an cloud-based CI pipeline definition.
2. Our cloud deployment templates provide an configurable default setup intended for a t-shirt sized environment scenario. Pick the template folder most relevant to your use-case as a starting point. Each template folder is shipped with setup instructions.
3. It's important to implement quality assurance that validates E2E functional assertions against your infrastructure resources. Each template comes pre-packaged with some basic integration and unit tests. We encourage you to define integration tests in the `test/integration` folder of your template that's specific to your use-case.
4. Follow these [instructions](test-harness/README.md) to setup your local environment. Make sure that the repository lives in a directory that does not live within `$GOPATH`.
4. Follow these [instructions](../test-harness/README.md) to setup your local environment. Make sure that the repository lives in a directory that does not live within `$GOPATH`.
5. Create a new local git branch and commit your changes. Run the test harness on your localhost via `./test-harness/local-run.sh`.

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