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## Overview
This document provides a common design of the CLI command interface for supporting Managed Identity in Azure CLI. New commands must follow it while existing commands can stay the same before a deprecation plan.
This document provides a common design of the CLI command interface for supporting Managed Identity in Azure CLI. New commands should follow it while existing commands can stay the same before a deprecation plan.

## Command interface

### Enable managed identity during resource creation
Use `--mi-system-assigned` to enable system assigned identity and `--mi-user-assigned` with space separated recource ids to add user assigned identities.
Use `--mi-system-assigned` to enable system assigned identity and `--mi-user-assigned` with space separated resource ids to add user assigned identities.

```
# <resource> can be acr, webapp, vm or any other resources that support managed identity
az <resource> create ... --mi-system-assigned --mi-user-assigned <AzureResourcId1> <AzureResourceId2>
az <resource> create ... --mi-system-assigned --mi-user-assigned <AzureResourceId1> <AzureResourceId2>
```

### Operate managed identity on existing resource
Create the `identity` subgroup under the main resource command group. Support the below operations:

1. Assign identities
1. Assign identities with `identity assign` command

Use `--system-assigned` to enable system assigned identity and `--user-assigned` with space separated recource ids to add user assigned identities.
```
az <resource> identity assign ... --system-assigned --user-assigned <AzureResourcId1> <AzureResourceId2>
az <resource> identity assign ... --system-assigned --user-assigned <AzureResourceId1> <AzureResourceId2>
```
2. Remove identities
2. Remove identities with `identity remove` command

Use `--system-assigned` to remove system assigned identity and `--user-assigned` with space separated recource ids to remove user assigned identities.
Use `--system-assigned` to remove system assigned identity and `--user-assigned` with space separated resource ids to remove user assigned identities.
```
az <resource> identity remove ... --system-assigned --user-assigned <AzureResourcId1> <AzureResourceId2>
az <resource> identity remove ... --system-assigned --user-assigned <AzureResourceId1> <AzureResourceId2>
```
3. Show identities
3. Show identities with `identity show` command

Use this command to show the managed identity type, tenant ids and principal ids of the system assigned identities and all user assigned identities.
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With system assigned identities and all user assigned identities, Why it's named identity show instead of identity list?

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Good question. The result is not a list. It contains the principal id, tenant id for the system assigned identity, identity type and a dict of user assigned identities. Naming it to identity list may lead to the impression that the command will return a list.

```
az <resource> identity show ...
```
4. Update identities
4. Update identities with `identity update` command

Use different types to do the following:
Use different identity types to do the following:
- Remove all assigned identities
```
az <resource> identity update ... --type none
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