Automated Integration via Lucidity Dashboard (Recommended)
Access the account onboarding page from the ‘Accounts’ menu through the left nav.
Click on the ‘Add Account’ button next to Azure.
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Select the product(s) that you want to grant access permissions to.
You can review the permissions that are needed by Lucidity depending on the product selection in the prior step.
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Once you have reviewed the permissions, click on the Login button to authenticate with Azure AD.
To provide access to Lucidity Scaler, we need to create a service principal and create and attach a role. Typically, this needs ‘Owner’ access to the subscription(s) in question and the Cloud Application Administrator or Application Administrator role in the associated Azure Active Directory.
Once the Azure AD authentication is successful, you will be shown a list of available subscriptions under that Directory. You can choose to link either all or a subset of the listed subscriptions.
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Click on ‘Submit’ to begin linking the Azure account.
When the linking is successful, you will see the below message.
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Once the account is linked successfully, you can proceed to install the Lucidity agent and onboard the disks.