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Is it possible to use a second azure account to set where my application will be deployed?

For example, using my account to manage the project, but use my client's azure subscription to deploys the web application.

In the video of Service Endpoints at 13:27, their azure interface have some options that I don't. May be because of my free subscription. Azure subscription panel

Italo Pessoa
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I'm assuming you are talking about VSTS Online Build/Release management? If so, then yes. In order to connect to Azure, you need to create Service Endpoints that can then be used in the various build/release pipeline steps.

Basically, you can log in with your account to manage the pipeline, but then kick off a task that executes against the configured Service Endpoint for the destination subscription.

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You can refer to this article below to setup an Azure Resource Manager endpoint, then deploy your app to Azure by using Azure App Service Deploy step/task with that endpoint.

How to Setup an Azure Resource Manager Endpoint (Manual configuration section)

starian chen-MSFT
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  • Hey starain-MSFT, thanks for your answer. I got sick, so I'll update my question as soon as I can – Italo Pessoa Apr 24 '17 at 11:41
  • @ItaloPessoa I updated the link, try to download the PowerShell script (Manual configuration section) and get the necessary information directly. (https://github.com/Microsoft/vsts-rm-documentation/blob/master/Azure/SPNCreation.ps1) – starian chen-MSFT Apr 25 '17 at 02:01