What is HashiConf? HashiConf is HashiCorp’s annual global conference focused on cloud infrastructure and security. It brings together developers, IT leaders, and the broader community to discuss a...

Introduction Choosing the right framework can accelerate your cloud journey and ensure your workloads are secure, efficient, and aligned with business goals. When working with Microsoft Azure, two...

Overview Diagnostic settings allow you to collect resource logs, platform metrics, and the activity log, sending this data to destinations such as Log Analytics, Storage Account, Event Hubs, or pa...

What is Cookiecutter? Cookiecutter is a command-line utility that quickly creates new projects from templates. It helps teams standardize structure, automate best practices, and start every projec...

Currently, the subnet peering feature is available in all Azure regions, but it can only be configured using Terraform, PowerShell, API, Azure CLI, and ARM templates. To use this feature, you must...

This will be a short and straightforward post highlighting the key differences I’ve found between the new landing zone module AVM-ALZ and the legacy CAF Enterprise module. Just for context, the CA...

Have you ever heard of Terraform’s nested lifecycle block? It allows you to control how resources behave during creation, update, and deletion operations. One of the most useful attributes within ...

AzureRM Is the traditional and most widely used Terraform provider for creating and managing resources in Microsoft Azure. It offers native support for a wide range of services with specific block...

What are Azure Workbooks? Azure Workbooks are interactive and modular dashboards used to create reports and visualizations in Azure Monitor. They enable you to design customized views that can inc...

As we shape our environment and address our needs, imagine that the mg-example-custom we created does not yet have defined policies and is only inheriting policies from the Management Groups above....