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Terraform Infrastructure

Agent instructions specific to the infra/terraform/ subtree.

Build Commands

# Format check
terraform fmt -check -recursive infra/terraform/

# Per-project validation
cd infra/terraform/{project}
terraform init -backend=false
terraform validate

# Full suite (all projects)
npm run validate:terraform

# Deploy (plan preview first)
cd infra/terraform/{project}
terraform plan -out=tfplan
terraform apply tfplan

Module Structure

Each project follows this layout:

infra/terraform/{project}/
  main.tf              # Root module — providers, module calls
  variables.tf         # Input variables with descriptions and validations
  outputs.tf           # Output values
  terraform.tf         # Required providers and backend configuration
  locals.tf            # Local values (naming, tags, computed values)
  terraform.tfvars     # Variable values (not committed for sensitive data)
  modules/
    */                 # One module per resource or logical group
      main.tf
      variables.tf
      outputs.tf

Conventions

• AVM-first: Use AVM-TF modules from registry.terraform.io/Azure/avm-res-{provider}-{resource}/azurerm
• Provider pin: ~> 4.0 for AzureRM
• Backend: Azure Storage Account
• Unique suffix: random_string resource (4 chars, lowercase, special = false, upper = false)
• Tags: Every resource gets the 4 required tags (Environment, ManagedBy = "Terraform", Project, Owner)
• Variables: Every variable must have a description and a type; use validation blocks where appropriate
• Security: TLS 1.2, HTTPS-only, managed identity, no public blob access, Azure AD-only SQL auth
• No hardcoded secrets: Use Key Vault data sources or sensitive = true variables
• State: Never commit .tfstate files; use remote backend

Governance

Before generating configurations, always check agent-output/{project}/04-governance-constraints.md for subscription-level Azure Policy requirements that may impose additional rules.