README
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The azure automation worker is mainly used to run script on Azure virtual machine. These script can be part of the update management solution or standalone to run automation tasks.
Requirement
Go 1.10
Build
On Windows :
build.cmd
On Linux :
make
After building, the /bin folder will contain 2 executables (one for the main worker and an other one for sandboxes).
Worker configuration
A configuration which contains the following required key is required to run the hybrid worker.
{
"jrds_cert_path" : "",
"jrds_key_path" : "",
"jrds_base_uri" : "",
"account_id" : "",
"machine_id" : "",
"hybrid_worker_group_name" : "",
"worker_version" : "",
"working_directory_path" : ""
}
Run
To start the hybrid worker execute :
./worker <path_to_your_configuration>
Missing features
- Proxy support
- Python automation assets
- Signature validation
- Http client retry logic
Contributing
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