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Using the command line interface sed to deploy an ARM template is relatively straightforward.

First, create the ARM template. This can be done in either a text editor or in Azure Portal. Once the template is ready, save it to a file.

Next, use sed to modify the ARM template file. For example, the following command would replace the <location> placeholder with eastus:

sed -i 's/<location>/eastus/g' armtemplate.json

The output of this command would be:

Finally, deploy the ARM template file using the az command line tool. This can be done using the az group deployment create command, as shown below:

az group deployment create --name MyDeployment --resource-group MyResourceGroup --template-file armtemplate.json

The output of this command would be the deployment details, such as the provisioning state, the template link, and the timestamp.

• Azure CLI Documentation
• sed Documentation

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