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az sf managed-cluster create

Create a managed cluster. Azure CLI reference

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--admin-passwordAdmin password used for the virtual machines.
--admin-user-nameAdmin user used for the virtual machines.
--client-cert-common-name, --cert-common-nameClient certificate common name.
--client-cert-is-admin, --cert-is-adminClient authentication type.
--client-cert-issuer-thumbprint, --cert-issuer-thumbprint, --cert-issuer-tpSpace-separated list of issuer thumbprints.
--client-cert-thumbprint, --cert-thumbprintClient certificate thumbprint.
--client-connection-port, --client-portPort used for client connections to the cluster.
--cluster-code-version, --code-versionCluster service fabric code version.
--cluster-upgrade-cadence, --upgrade-cadenceThe upgrade mode of the cluster when new Service Fabric runtime version is available Wave0: Cluster upgrade starts immediately after a new version is rolled out.
--cluster-upgrade-mode, --upgrade-modeThe upgrade mode of the cluster when new Service Fabric runtime version is available Automatic: The cluster will be automatically upgraded to the latest Service Fabric runtime version, upgrade_cadence will determine when the upgrade starts after the new version becomes available.Manual: The cluster will not be automatically upgraded to the latest Service Fabric runtime version.
--dns-nameCluster's dns name.
--gateway-connection-port, --gateway-portPort used for http connections to the cluster.
--skuCluster's Sku, the options are Basic: it will have a minimum of 3 seed nodes and only allows 1 node type and Standard: it will have a minimum of 5 seed nodes and allows multiple node types.
--tagsspace-separated tags: key[=value] [key[=value] ...].