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Configure and deploy an Azure App Service #74
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Please refer to comments in PR 72 as they're related to this PR as well.
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resource "azurerm_app_service" "appsvc" { |
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The documented usage should be aligned with how we're using these modules in our own templates. That being said, we should reference our own modules as terraform modules.
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The module is being defined here. And the module usage is defined below.
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the goal of these modules is for developers to avoid explicitly defining resource like this resource "azurerm_app_service" "appsvc"
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But the actual usage is after the definition. A couple more lines down, the example usage specifies how it has to be used.
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my comment was not addressed. The documentation seems a bit confusing as this section represents how a developer would use the app_service
module. Can you please remove the module definition from the readme and reference the reader to the location of the definition.
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Here's an usage documentation example for how the load balancer module is defined https://github.com/Azure/terraform-azurerm-loadbalancer
resource "azurerm_app_service" "appsvc" { | ||
name = "${var.app_service_name}" | ||
location = "${azurerm_resource_group.appsvc.location}" | ||
resource_group_name = "${azurerm_resource_group.appsvc.name}" |
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to be clear, the resource group reference should be the one from the app service plan.
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The referencing happens at azure-simple level as compared to module definition level as explained above.
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the variable name isazurerm_resource_group.appsvc.name
which is misleading as the resource group name is sourced from the app service plan.
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There are a couple of reasons for this approach:
- The module app service will be consistent on the resource names.
- While debugging an issue, module reference name will always help since every module will have a reference name.
- If there are multiple resources referenced from previous modules, tracking back to where the resource came from will be easier for the user during deployment.
name = "${var.app_service_name}" | ||
location = "${azurerm_resource_group.appsvc.location}" | ||
resource_group_name = "${azurerm_resource_group.appsvc.name}" | ||
app_service_plan_id = "${var.app_service_plan_id}" |
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the app_settings
and site_config
are required for container deployment... How would a developer provide a container and DOCKER_REGISTRY_SERVER_URL
to the provisioned app service resource?
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variable "app_service_name" { | ||
description = "The name of the app service to be created" | ||
default = ["appsvc11", "appsvc12"] |
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This shouldn’t have a default value.
count = "${length(var.app_service_name)}" | ||
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app_settings { | ||
DOCKER_REGISTRY_SERVER_URL = "${var.docker_registry_server_url[count.index]}" |
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This feels rigid as in most cases developers will be using the same docker registry. In the instance of deploying multiple app services, one would have to redefine the docker credentials each time.
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It will be rigid, if we don't give developers the option. That is the reason each app-service has these settings.
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my point is that if you're using the same registry across 5 app services then someone is going to have to define the docker registry 5 times(all containing the same values)... Also, this seems like an unnecessary step for images hosted publicly on docker hub.
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Yes but a developer now has the option of adding it for an app service. If not they are optional and can be kept empty. Presuming that the docker registry is going to be same is against best practices which kind of takes away the option of flexibility for the developer.
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not sure why this was marked as resolved as this approach would force me to provide my docker credentials for public images hosted on docker hub.
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supporting multiple docker hosts is out of scope for this user story as the technical design assumes the customer is using a single docker registry(either local or public)
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site_config { | ||
linux_fx_version = "${var.site_config_linux_fx_version[count.index]}" |
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Where are these variables defined?
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Variables are defined in variables.tf file
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both the app service name and container exec command should be driven off the same variable.
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In an ideal situation yes but that seems too rigid to push developers to give same names. Many containers will have additional versions that might not be part of the app service name.
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ok.... if we go with multiple variables, how are you accounting for situations where there's an array length mismatch between site_config_linux_fx_version
and app_service_name
variables?
description = "The tier under which the service plan is created. Details can be found at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/overview-hosting-plans" | ||
default = "Isolated" | ||
description = "The tier under which the service plan is created. Details can be found at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/overview-hosting-plans" | ||
default = "Isolated" |
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This should not default to isolated as some developers will not need to run this on a private vnet. If a developer needs to run this in a vnet then we should provide a template to automate that and add this default in the relevant TF template(s).
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This is what we had discussed in the meeting on call with @code4clouds. I did not have a default value before but we agreed to add this default for Service plans inside vnet based on the Game plan document.
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we discussed adding this default in the template variables.tf
that stands up a vnet, not the module. Most users of this module will not need to run this in isolated mode.
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This is a design decision that should be approved by @James-Nance @day-jeff . If we are building an Enterprise level App Reference then Isolated should be mandatory as this is the most secure way to protect the information flowing between the services. Enterprise App Reference in my head = PII, information that shouldn't be tampered or exposed outside of a VNET.
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This isn’t a design decision as vnets are out of scope for this particular user story🙂. Generally speaking, we still need to do more research to double check whether isolated app service is required for private vnets / app services. This particular module will be used by developers for app service plans which don’t necessarily require a private vnet. Isolated app services may make sense in certain scenarios but are expensive Instance. This decision is specific to the deployment environment(template) as this module will be used for azure customer / developer(s) interested in deploying app services.
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resource "azurerm_app_service" "appsvc" { |
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my comment was not addressed. The documentation seems a bit confusing as this section represents how a developer would use the app_service
module. Can you please remove the module definition from the readme and reference the reader to the location of the definition.
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resource "azurerm_app_service" "appsvc" { |
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Here's an usage documentation example for how the load balancer module is defined https://github.com/Azure/terraform-azurerm-loadbalancer
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we should reference TF variables ie "${var.resource_group_name}"
and avoid hard coding variables when using modules.
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DOCKER_REGISTRY_SERVER_URL = "${var.docker_registry_server_url[count.index]}" |
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supporting multiple docker hosts is out of scope for this user story as the technical design assumes the customer is using a single docker registry(either local or public)
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description = "The docker registry server username for app service to be created" | ||
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can you provide more clarity on the rationale for defaulting this to an enpty array of 2 elements?
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Updated as discussed in the meeting
@erikschlegel @code4clouds : The PR is up for review again.
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This looks great. Thanks!
Build, deploy, and scale enterprise-grade web, mobile, and API apps running on any platform. Meet rigorous performance, scalability, security and compliance requirements while using a fully managed platform to perform infrastructure maintenance. | ||
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More information for Azure App Services can be found [here](https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/app-service/) | ||
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General note, please update the usage section of the readme for the service plan module so that cobalt users have more context on how to define and configure there module.
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Sure, let me open a new PR with the documentation changes for service plan.
As a developer, I can configure and deploy Azure App Service. The App service provides
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This PR extends on top of PR #72