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The documentation is unclear on how to create these initial subscriptions that the Accelerator PowerShell script asks for. Others seem to be confused as well: https://www.reddit.com/r/AZURE/comments/16jemms/azure_landing_zone_bicep_accelerator_explain/
If the answer is to manually create the subscriptions, that seems to defeat much of the purpose of the accelerator. In other words, I would like to be able to use the accelerator with an empty root management group and a single global admin who has the proper permissions.
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The documentation is unclear on how to create these initial subscriptions that the Accelerator PowerShell script asks for. Others seem to be confused as well: https://www.reddit.com/r/AZURE/comments/16jemms/azure_landing_zone_bicep_accelerator_explain/
The documentation is unclear on how to create these initial subscriptions that the Accelerator PowerShell script asks for
Apr 8, 2024
Happy to consider how we add this to the accelerators. Both bicep and terraform.
We just need to be careful as it's not only GA permissions and RBAC on the / scope in Azure. But also RBAC on a billing account which are not inherited from the 2 previous ones.
Also some customers may not have programmatic access to create subs directly so we need to still allow subscriptions to be pre-created and supplied to the accelerator.
If the answer is to manually create the subscriptions, that seems to defeat much of the purpose of the accelerator. In other words, I would like to be able to use the accelerator with an empty root management group and a single global admin who has the proper permissions.
Originally posted by @kardiojack in #705 (comment)
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