Closed mamu0 closed 2 months ago
can't we reuse the existing app service module someway? in this way it might be complex to keep things in sync between two different modules cc @Krusty93
can't we reuse the existing app service module someway? in this way it might be complex to keep things in sync between two different modules cc @Krusty93
In my opinion, having two modules is much less complex rather than:
is_public
is enabled. To me, it would create confusionThis should be a ready to go module to create a public app service without any fancy things around, to get an app up and running in a matter of minutes
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azure_app_service_exposed
has been created. Functionally, it can generate an app service like theazure_app_service
module, but without the networking configuration (subnets, private endpoints, etc.) and is exposed.README.md
files for the various modules have been updated with apre-commit
.azure_app_service
related to the creation of the slot during the insertion of the node version.Motivation and context
The reason for creating this new module was to develop a cleaner and more generic solution for
azure_app_service
.Type of changes
Does this introduce a change to production resources with possible user impact?
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