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The Azure Spring Apps landing zone accelerator is an open-source collection of architectural guidance and reference implementation to accelerate deployment of Azure Spring Apps at scale.
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Use two resources groups to house hub and spoke resources #45

Closed selvasingh closed 2 years ago

selvasingh commented 3 years ago

Suggest that we use two resource groups to house hub and spoke resources. Typically, the hub and spoke are owned by two different groups within enterprise organization and two different cost centers

mattfeltonma commented 3 years ago

This would require a massive amount of rework. It's too late to go down this path.

selvasingh commented 3 years ago

Let's discuss this. This is an important one for enterprise environments

mattfeltonma commented 3 years ago

This would require rework from the ground up. If you can find someone else to take it on, have at it. I do not have the time available to do this.

dapolloxp commented 3 years ago

Agree with Matt here. I tried to refactor my terraform script and the amount of time and testing required would not make sense. For a quickstart, I think a single resource group is good enough. Most customers will never deploy this in production. Instead, the focus should be to work on brownfield where all the hub resources are already assumed to be deployed.

selvasingh commented 3 years ago

Suggest that we keep this issue open and learn from developers and figure how what should be a good starting point - typically, there are 3 teams involved - IT, business infra, and business app team. How should we equitably organize these?

kriation commented 2 years ago

Fixed as of #131