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Create New Template • Compose

Each template uses Azure Data Labs modules repository within the /infra/terraform folder, including different files:

Core files

  • main.tf: includes azurerm provider configuration, including versioning.
  • variables.tf : defines all variables to for a template, adding default values if needed.
  • terraform.tfvars.example: TBD
  • locals.tf: includes tags, private DNS zones definition, and config-lab.yml configuration.

Resources files

You can decide to keep multiple modules in single resource file, or have one terraform file per module. For instance, resource_group.tf, network.tf, and key_vault.tf show how you can reference the Azure Data Labs modules.

  1. Decide which modules you need.
  2. Understand modules variables. If there is an existing azurerm variable/property not supported by a Azure Data Lab Module, feel free to open a Pull Request.
  3. Compose required Terraform files invoking required modules.

Local testing using Terraform

Once you compose your template, you can test it locally before creating a GitHub Actions as follows:

  • Run terraform fmt -recursive on the /infra/terraform folder
  • Run terraform init & terraform apply -auto-approve on the same folder
  • Jump to Azure to validate that everything is okay
  • Clean up your environment by terraform destroy -auto-approve
  • git commit and push the branch to the GitHub repo

At this stage, your new template is already available on GitHub.

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