#!/bin/bash
# Copyright 2024 Signal Messenger, LLC
# SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only

# Region to put resources in
AZ_LOCATION=eastus

# Resource group to put resources in
AZ_RESOURCE_GROUP=my_rg

# Existing shared image gallery to create image versions in
AZ_SHARED_IMAGE_GALLERY=my_sig

# Existing image definition within shared image gallery to put image versions in
AZ_IMAGE_DEFINITION=my_id

# AZ Storage account and container into which to put image VHD
#   az storage account create
AZ_STORAGE_ACCOUNT=my_sa
#   az storage container create
AZ_STORAGE_CONTAINER=my_sc

# Regions to replicate to, comma-separated.
AZ_TARGET_REGIONS=eastus

# Optional host to send files to before calling azcopy.  azcopy doesn't compress
# stuff while it's sending, and doesn't do any diffing.  This can make upload
# of a VHD file take a LONG time.  To get around this, if a jumphost is specified,
# this script will:
#   rsync (via ssh) the VHD up to the jumphost
#   azcopy the file from the jumphost to Azure
# Since rsync does on-the-wire compression and incremental updates, this can save
# a ton of time.  You need to have SSH access to this host.  You can specify
# a username with user@hostname
AZ_JUMPHOST=foo@bar.example.com