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Here's my use case, we have two different Azure subscriptions (one for cloud foundry and another for data services like Azure SQL, Redis etc.) The way Azure Service Broker is currently designed, it is tied to a subscription at install time. This makes it difficult for teams on cf to create data services on the Azure subscription they own. If subscriptionId can be taken as a parameter (in the same way as resource group), it will be convenient for teams to create data services on the Azure subscription they own.
If you have any other recommendation for our use case, please let me know.
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Here's my use case, we have two different Azure subscriptions (one for cloud foundry and another for data services like Azure SQL, Redis etc.) The way Azure Service Broker is currently designed, it is tied to a subscription at install time. This makes it difficult for teams on cf to create data services on the Azure subscription they own. If subscriptionId can be taken as a parameter (in the same way as resource group), it will be convenient for teams to create data services on the Azure subscription they own.
If you have any other recommendation for our use case, please let me know.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: