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- The Azure Machine Learning workspace uses Azure Container Registry for some operations, and automatically creates a Container Registry instance when it first needs one.
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### YAML configuration file
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To use existing resources for a new workspace, you create a YAML configuration file that defines the resources. The following YAML code shows an example workspace configuration file:
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To use existing resources for a new workspace, you define the resources in a YAML configuration file. The following example shows a YAML workspace configuration file:
You don't have to specify all the associated dependent resources in the configuration file. You can specify one or more of the resources, and let the others be automatically created.
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If you use an existing storage account for the workspace, it must meet the following criteria. These requirements apply only to the *default* storage account for the workspace.
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- Not a premium account (Premium_LRS or Premium_GRS)
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- Azure Blob and Azure File capabilities both enabled
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- Hierarchical namespace disabled for Azure Data Lake Storage
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To use an existing Azure container registry with an Azure Machine Learning workspace, you must [enable the admin account](/azure/container-registry/container-registry-authentication#admin-account) on the container registry.
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You don't have to specify all the associated dependent resources in the configuration file. You can specify one or more of the resources, and let the others be created automatically.
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You must provide the existing resource IDs in the YAML file. You can get these IDs either by viewing the resource **Properties** in the Azure portal, or by running the following Azure CLI commands:
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You must provide the IDs for existing resources in the YAML file. You can get these IDs either by viewing the resource **Properties** in the Azure portal, or by running the following Azure CLI commands:
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-**Azure Storage Account**:<br>
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`az storage account show --name <storage-account-name> --query "id"`
The Azure Machine Learning workspace uses Azure Container Registry for some operations, and automatically creates a Container Registry instance when it first needs one.
To use an existing Azure container registry with an Azure Machine Learning workspace, you must [enable the admin account](/azure/container-registry/container-registry-authentication#admin-account) on the container registry.
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#### Storage Account
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If you use an existing storage account for the workspace, it must meet the following criteria. These requirements apply to the default storage account only.
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- The account can't be Premium_LRS or Premium_GRS.
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- Azure Blob and Azure File capabilities must both be enabled.
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- Hierarchical namespace must be disabled for Azure Data Lake Storage.
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## Secure Azure CLI communications
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All Azure Machine Learning V2 `az ml` commands communicate operational data, such as YAML parameters and metadata, to Azure Resource Manager. Some of the Azure CLI commands communicate with Azure Resource Manager over the internet.
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