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Refer to the page about location of deployed artifacts for environment information.

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  1. Use the infrastructure pipeline to create and publish all Azure services to the correct resource group

  2. Create/update application settings in the app service

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  3. Create/update all dashboard key vault values

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  4. Create/update all application settings (ie appsettings.<environment>.json) in the solution

  5. Ask cloud group to grant Ensure all API permissions needed by the application in the Azure AD app registration

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  6. Ensure an application role is created so that we can later assign Azure AD user groups to that role

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  7. Navigate have been added

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  8. Expose scopes so that other applications can subscribe to them through API permissions. These are the same scopes that are referenced in a client application's app settings for making requests to the service.

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  9. Add the application roles so that Azure AD users and groups can be assigned to them. The roles map 1-to-1 with the API scopes that we just exposed.

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  10. From the app registration’s Overview settings, navigate to the enterprise application settings and assign Azure AD user groups to a role in the application

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    . Since this is a shared API, there are obviously many more groups to be added. Also notice that 1 entry must be made on a per application role basis.

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