Getting started

Use this section to move from an empty Azure subscription to a working Azure Support Agent environment. The safest sequence is to deploy the application, secure the bootstrap account, configure an AI provider, connect Azure with read-only access, and then discover the first workload.

Choose a path

Goal Start here
Check access, identity, model, and browser requirements Overview and prerequisites
Deploy from the Azure portal with the supplied template One-click installation
Build and deploy the container yourself Manual deployment
Configure a new installation First-run setup
Enable Microsoft Graph-backed Entra features Microsoft Entra setup
Replace a release or remove the installation Upgrades and uninstall
  1. Confirm the prerequisites and decide which Azure identity the application will use.
  2. Choose one-click or manual deployment.
  3. Sign in with the bootstrap administrator and change its password.
  4. Configure and test an AI provider.
  5. Add an Azure tenant connection and grant only the access it needs.
  6. Run Workload Autopilot and review candidates before saving them.
  7. Add Graph permissions only if Entra-backed features are required.

Azure Support Agent starts from a read-oriented posture. Keep connections read-only while evaluating the product. Enable write permissions only for a defined workflow, and retain approval gates.

Existing detailed guides

The repository also provides the canonical installation guide, manual deployment guide, and Entra setup guide. The pages in this section organize those procedures into a task-oriented onboarding path.


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