When we introduced Azure Batch the target audience was the developer producing SaaS or client solutions where there was the need to run applications or algorithms at scale. Developers use the Batch APIs to integrate with Batch and utilize it as a component within their solution.
Since launch, we have been adding further capabilities that make it easier to use Batch without code and therefore expanding the audience that can take advantage of Batch. We are pleased to announce the recent addition of new Azure CLI capabilities that make it possible to define and run jobs end-to-end. Users can directly, or via scripting, create pools, upload data, run jobs at scale, and download output data – all using the Azure CLI, no code required.
Read about it on the Azure blog.