Limit permissions needed by the service principal to run actions #44
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This change enables the use of "az nginx deployment" cli to do configuration updates. This helps limit the permissions needed by the service principal to do config updates.
move from using ARM deployment templates to `az nginx deployment certificate update`. This change prevents the need for contributor level permissions on the resource group of the NGINXaaS deployment.
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Commit 1: This change enables the use of "az nginx deployment" cli
to do configuration updates. This helps limit the permissions
needed by the service principal to do config updates.
Commit 2: Move from using ARM deployment templates to
az nginx deployment certificate create. Thischange prevents the need for contributor level
permissions on the resource group of the NGINXaaS
deployment.