Using Fogg on the CLI or via Foggfile, you can currently only deploy one Resource Group and its containing infrastructure at a time. Meaning if you have a more complex infrastructure, you would have to run Fogg for each group you needed creating.
This issue is to allow the Foggfile to contain an array of parameters, so that it can contain and deploy multiple groups at once.
Such a simple scenario could be a group for a VPN gateway and jump servers, and another group for you core web VMs.
Using Fogg on the CLI or via Foggfile, you can currently only deploy one Resource Group and its containing infrastructure at a time. Meaning if you have a more complex infrastructure, you would have to run Fogg for each group you needed creating.
This issue is to allow the Foggfile to contain an array of parameters, so that it can contain and deploy multiple groups at once.
Such a simple scenario could be a group for a VPN gateway and jump servers, and another group for you core web VMs.