create dedicated auth token pages for azure and snowflake#571
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@bblommers @SimonWallner @mmaureenliu @lazarkanelov could you please review the |
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what is the intent of this page? My understanding was that in the first phase we'll only have private access. This requires users to have a subscription that is then manually enabled for Azure. From a docs perspective there is nothing special around Azure. You use an auth token to access a subscription that gives you access to a product. During private preview, this access must be granted manually. |
Thanks Simon, I just want to make sure that the article reflects the current process, authentication token issuing, expiration time, etc. I'm not into this process, so I asked you guys to review the article. @SimonWallner @lazarkanelov @mmaureenliu @bblommers |
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The current behaviour is that everyone with a Pro subscription for AWS (either trial, base, team or enterprise) also has access to Azure.
So it is currently not necessary to contact support about an Azure-enabled plan.
What the right behaviour is, that I don't know - that's not my call 🙂
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Thanks @bblommers your description of the current behavior was exactly what we needed. We're currently discussing the licensing for public and private preview, and we'll update the article to reflect those changes. This will likely be a living document that we'll keep refining over the coming months. cc: @mmaureenliu @lazarkanelov
Fixes DOC-156