azure_ranges: Azure ranges
In cloudyr/cloudcidrs: Tools to Obtain and Work with Cloud Provider CIDR Blocks
Description
Usage
Details
Value
Examples
Description
Retrieves the official list of Azure cloud network ranges.
Usage
1
Details
Microsoft publishes their Azure ranges via a downloadable XML (ugh) file that you
can retrieve starting from
this page.
It is unlikely that this list will change in your analysis session, so it is
recommended that you cache the results. Future versions will automatically cache
the results both in-session and on-disk for a period of time.
Value
data.frame with the cloud region and cidr subnet. As of
2016-10-04, these subnets are IPv4 only.
Examples
1
2
3
ranges <- azure_ranges()
normalize_ipv4(ranges)
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Description Usage Details Value Examples
Description
Retrieves the official list of Azure cloud network ranges.
Usage
1 |
Details
Microsoft publishes their Azure ranges via a downloadable XML (ugh) file that you can retrieve starting from this page.
It is unlikely that this list will change in your analysis session, so it is recommended that you cache the results. Future versions will automatically cache the results both in-session and on-disk for a period of time.
Value
data.frame with the cloud region and cidr subnet. As of
2016-10-04, these subnets are IPv4 only.
Examples
1 2 3 | ranges <- azure_ranges()
normalize_ipv4(ranges)
|
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