Functions for using ssh into Azure VMs.
git clone [email protected]:ssdowd/oazssh.git ${ZSH_CUSTOM:-~/.oh-my-zsh/custom}/plugins/oazssh
Then add oazssh to your OMZ plugin list in your ~/.zshrc:
plugins=(... oazssh)
To get automatic updates of this plugin, install https://github.com/Pilaton/OhMyZsh-full-autoupdate:
git clone https://github.com/Pilaton/OhMyZsh-full-autoupdate.git ${ZSH_CUSTOM:-~/.oh-my-zsh/custom}/plugins/ohmyzsh-full-autoupdate
plugins=(... ohmyzsh-full-autoupdate)
Open an ssh connection to an azure linux VM.
Usage: oazssh [-e <env>] [-k keyfile] [-s srv || -S servername]
You can supply a short name, like ap0 or db1 with -s or a full name with -S. Short name implies a linux server. A full means you supply the complete VM name and it has to match the environment (default: dev).
You can also provide the filename of a different ssh key (assumed to be located in ~/.ssh) using -k keyfile.
oazssh -e dev -s ap0
Connects to the app-0 host in the dev environment.
Start an ssh (or other) tunnel via the bastion.
Usage: oazssht [-e <env>] [-k keyfile] [-s srv || -S servername][ -w | -l] [-l local_port] [-r remote_port]
# in one shell:
oazssht -e dev -s ap0
# in another:
ssh -p 5555 adminuser@localhost
# or
scp -P 5555 [email protected]:file file
Or for an RDP connection to a windows box:
oazssht -e d -S az1dwepcmepcad1 -r 3389 -l 3389
Then use your RDP client to connect to localhost.
This command shows how to copy a value from the key vault to use (for RDP connections). This retrieves the password for dev:
az keyvault secret show \
--name "passwd-cus-dev-epc-mepc-adobe-server" \
--vault-name "kv-cus-dev-epc-mepc" \
--query "value" --output tsv \
| pbcopy