terraform-provider-azurerm | Terraform provider for Azure Resource Manager | Azure library

You will have to declare the http_proxy , https_proxy and no_proxy inside the http_proxy_config block in azurerm_kubernetes_cluster resource block.

The code will be like below :

This has been confirmed as a bug from Terraform side as when we are using activated = true , the schedule block doesn't seem to be working and errors out .

When activated is not provided as parameter and schedule is used, then instead of being by default true it sets to false.

Details for the Bug Fix and Bug can be found on this Github Issue and Pull request

This is not a standard terraform show --json output. I suspect that you set TF_LOG to DEBUG or INFO. Thus you have to change that env variable to normal value. For example, if you run it in bash on linux you can change it in one line as follows:

I tried the code given by you in my lab.

The Major difference while creating in Portal and Terraform was that in portal it takes bydeafult as “Isxenon:true” and kind as “app,container,windows” even for a windows docker container . But while creating a windows docker container using terraform it takes “isxenon :false” and kind as “app” that’s why it gives a stack setting bydefault as a code based app.

Second thing is that Xenon is not supported in standard Sku, it should be premiumv3 Sku.

So while deploying a windows docker container make the following changes to the code :

In the App service plan: Kind = “xenon”, Is_xenon = true, Sku tier = premiumv3 Size = p1v3

Then the main.tf file will be like this

After my validation, you could change to use signalr instead of signalR in your code.

subresource_names = ["signalr"]

If you create all your resources azurerm_dns_zone and azurerm_resource_group in the same .tf file. I suggest instead of hardcode the value, you can change your terraform template like this:

If you check the data source documentation it doesn't require any input. The only optional argument is subscription_id:

If this argument is omitted, the subscription ID of the current Azure Resource Manager provider is used.

Which depends on the way you authenticate with Azure.

If you're using Azure CLI, it should resolve to your Azure CLI default subscription (which you can find out with az account show).

If you care about whether these values are same under the same subcription, the answer is yes. This is a default value.

When you add the costom domain, app service will use this value to check whether the value is the same as the value in domain name provider. When they are the same, app service will know you are the owner of this domain and allow you to add.

This value is mainly used to verify whether you are the owner of the domain. If you purchase the domain in your subscription, you do not need to consider adding this value to the domain name service provider. Azure will provide this value when you purchase the domain name to domain name providers.

From creating and manage Azure Database for MariaDB VNet service endpoints and VNet rules by using the Azure portal

The key point is that

Support for VNet service endpoints is only for General Purpose and Memory Optimized servers.

So change the code sku_name = "B_Gen5_2" to sku_name = "GP_Gen5_2" or other eligible sku_name.

sku_name - (Required) Specifies the SKU Name for this MariaDB Server. The name of the SKU, follows the tier + family + cores pattern (e.g. B_Gen4_1, GP_Gen5_8). For more information see the product documentation.

It takes a few minutes to deploy.