- Open VS Code.
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Select Extensions on the left-side corner.
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In the search box, enter Azure Account.
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Select Azure Account and select Install.
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Restart VS Code to load the extension.
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Press Ctrl+Shift+P, and select Preferences: Open User Settings (JSON).
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In the code editor, update the following JSON snippet with the values for your environment, and then paste snippet into the settings block.
| Parameter |
Description |
| azure.cloud |
The name of your environment. |
| azure.tenant |
The value of your Azure Stack Hub tenant ID. |
| azure.customCloud.resourceManagerEndpointUrl |
This is the root URL for the Azure Resource Manager for Azure Stack Hub. |
| validateAuthority |
You can leave out this parameter if you are using Azure AD as your identity manager. Add the parameter with a value of false if you are using AD FS. |
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JSON snippet:
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"azure.cloud": "AzureCustomCloud",
"azure.customCloud.resourceManagerEndpointUrl": "https://management.region.<fqdn>",
"azure.tenant": "<your-tenant-ID",
8. Save the user settings (JSON) and use Ctrl+Shift+P once again. Select Azure: Sign in. The authentication page loads in your browser. Sign in to your endpoint.
9. To test that you have successfully logged into your Azure Stack Hub subscription, use Ctrl+Shift+ P and select Azure: Select Subscription and see if the subscription you have is available.
Hope this helps!
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