feat(azure): implement Azure Container Instances operations#52
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Note: This PR builds on top of the Azure networking and VM implementation (#48) and the VM Scale Set implementation (#50).
Once those PRs are merged, this PR will only contain the Azure Container Instances changes.
Closes #51
Summary
This PR adds support for Azure Container Instances in RustCloud.
Azure Container Instances allow users to run containers without managing virtual machines or orchestrators. This feature extends RustCloud's Azure compute capabilities by enabling lightweight container-based workloads alongside the existing Azure Virtual Machine and VM Scale Set support.
Implemented Services
Implemented Operations
Methodology
Azure Container Instance resources are managed using the Azure REST API.
Authentication is handled using Azure CLI, where access tokens are retrieved from the Azure CLI session and used to authorize requests to Azure resource management APIs.
Before running tests, login using Azure CLI:
Set the subscription ID as an environment variable.
Linux/macOS:
Windows PowerShell:
Running Tests
Notes
Tests assume the Azure account has sufficient permissions to create resources.