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Release Notes

• New Features

  • Added comprehensive Terraform configuration for Azure Cosmos DB SQL container management
  • Introduced flexible infrastructure deployment pipeline with validation and optional publishing

• Infrastructure

  • Added support for configurable Cosmos DB container settings
  • Implemented Azure Pipelines for continuous integration and potential module publishing

• Documentation

  • Enhanced module configuration with detailed variable definitions
  • Added automated documentation generation for Terraform module

The release provides a robust Terraform module for managing Azure Cosmos DB database containers with extensive customization options.

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces a comprehensive Terraform module for managing Azure Cosmos DB database containers. The changes include configuration files for defining infrastructure resources, pipeline configurations for continuous integration and deployment, and a set of variables to customize the Cosmos DB container's properties. The module provides flexible settings for resource group, Cosmos DB account, SQL database, container creation, and includes advanced configurations like conflict resolution policies, unique keys, and indexing policies.

Changes

File	Change Summary
backend.tf	Added Terraform configuration block with azurerm provider and version constraints
cosmos_db_database_container.tf	Added azurerm_cosmosdb_sql_container resource with dynamic configuration blocks
main.tf	Added data sources for Azure client configuration, resource group, and Cosmos DB account
output.tf	Added output variable for Cosmos DB container ID
pipelines/azure-pipelines-pr.yaml	New CI pipeline for pull request validation with Terraform checks
pipelines/azure-pipelines.yaml	New CI/CD pipeline with validation and optional module publishing stages
variables.tf	Added multiple variables for configuring Cosmos DB container properties

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Dev as Developer
    participant PR as Pull Request Pipeline
    participant Terraform as Terraform Validation
    participant Security as TFSec
    participant Docs as Terraform Docs

    Dev->>PR: Trigger pipeline
    PR->>Terraform: Initialize configuration
    Terraform-->>PR: Validation result
    PR->>Security: Run security scan
    Security-->>PR: Security check result
    PR->>Docs: Generate documentation
    Docs-->>PR: Update README.md
    PR->>Dev: Report pipeline status

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🐰 A Cosmos dance of code so bright,
Terraform weaves with infrastructure might
Containers spin, policies unfurl
In Azure's cloud, our module will twirl
Validation complete, the rabbit cheers! 🎉

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• pipelines/azure-pipelines.yaml (1 hunks)
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• output.tf
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