az-quantum
Manage Azure Quantum workspaces and jobs
TLDR
List available quantum providers in a location
$ az quantum offerings list --location [eastus]
Create a quantum workspace$ az quantum workspace create --name [MyWorkspace] --resource-group [MyResourceGroup] --location [eastus] --storage-account [MyStorageAccount]
List quantum workspaces$ az quantum workspace list --resource-group [MyResourceGroup]
Set default workspace$ az quantum workspace set --name [MyWorkspace] --resource-group [MyResourceGroup]
Submit a quantum job$ az quantum job submit --target-id [ionq.simulator] --job-name [MyJob] --job-input-file [circuit.json]
List quantum jobs$ az quantum job list
Show job status$ az quantum job show --job-id [job-id]
SYNOPSIS
az quantum subcommand [options]
DESCRIPTION
az quantum manages Azure Quantum resources, which provide access to quantum computing hardware and simulators from various providers. Azure Quantum supports multiple quantum hardware providers including IonQ, Quantinuum, and Microsoft's simulators.
Workspaces are the top-level resource for managing quantum jobs, targets, and provider access.
SUBCOMMANDS
workspace create
Create a quantum workspace.workspace list
List quantum workspaces.workspace set
Set default quantum workspace.workspace show
Show workspace details.workspace delete
Delete a quantum workspace.offerings list
List available quantum providers.job submit
Submit a quantum job.job list
List quantum jobs.job show
Show job details.job output
Get job output.target list
List available quantum targets.
CAVEATS
Requires the quantum CLI extension (az extension add --name quantum). Quantum computing services have specific regional availability. Job costs vary significantly by provider and target.
SEE ALSO
az(1), az-cognitiveservices(1)