AzOps

A high-performance Rust CLI for declarative Azure infrastructure-as-code.

AzOps mirrors Azure's resource hierarchy — management groups, subscriptions, and resource groups — as a local directory tree of ARM JSON and Bicep templates. Pull the current state from Azure, edit declaratively, and push changes back.

Quick Start

cargo install --path .          # build from source
az login                        # authenticate via Azure CLI
azops init                      # create the local state directory
azops pull                      # download Azure resource state
# … edit templates under root/ …
azops push --what-if            # preview without deploying
azops push                      # deploy changes

Installation

From source — requires the Rust toolchain:

cargo install --path .

Prebuilt binary — download from Releases and place on your PATH.

See docs/getting-started/installation.md for full details.

Commands

Command	Description
azops init	Initialize environment and test Azure connectivity
azops pull	Discover Azure resources and write state to disk
azops push	Deploy ARM/Bicep templates to Azure

All commands accept -v / -vv for increasing log verbosity and -s / --state-path to set the state directory (default: root). Run azops <command> --help for full options.

See docs/commands/ for complete reference.

Configuration

All settings are read from an azops.toml file in the current working directory. Generate one with defaults:

azops init

Setting	Default	Description
core.state_path	"root"	State directory path
discovery.skip_policy	false	Skip policy discovery
discovery.skip_role	false	Skip role discovery
discovery.skip_resource	true	Skip individual resource discovery
deletion.enabled	false	Enable resource deletion
deployment.whatif_enabled	false	Enable WhatIf mode globally

See docs/configuration/reference.md for the full settings list.

Documentation

Full documentation is in the docs/ directory:

• Getting Started — installation, authentication, quickstart
• Commands — init, pull, push reference
• Configuration — azops.toml settings reference
• Concepts — state directory, scope resolution, discovery, deployment, deletion
• Operations — performance, troubleshooting
• Contributing — development setup, architecture

Contributing

Contributions and suggestions are welcome — please review the Code of Conduct and Security Policy first.

File issues via GitHub Issues.

License

MIT