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2. Add README.md 3. Add example
WalkthroughThis pull request introduces a comprehensive Terraform module for managing Azure MSSQL databases, including detailed documentation in Changes
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participant User
participant Terraform
participant Azure
User->>Terraform: Deploy MSSQL Database
Terraform->>Azure: Create Resource Group
Terraform->>Azure: Create SQL Server
Terraform->>Azure: Create SQL Databases
Azure-->>Terraform: Confirm Creation
Terraform-->>User: Deployment Complete
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README.md (1)
32-32: Consider removing the redundant phrase "In Time".The static analysis tool has flagged the phrase "Point In Time" as redundant. Consider removing "In Time" to improve clarity.
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-| <a name="input_default_retention_days"></a> [default\_retention\_days](#input\_default\_retention\_days) | Point In Time Restore configuration. Value has to be between 1 and 35. | `number` | `3` | no | +| <a name="input_default_retention_days"></a> [default\_retention\_days](#input\_default\_retention\_days) | Point-in-time restore configuration. Value has to be between 1 and 35. | `number` | `3` | no |Tools
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[style] ~32-~32: This phrase is redundant. Consider writing “Point” or “time”.
Context: ...ys](#input_default_retention_days) | Point In Time Restore configuration. Value has to be ...(MOMENT_IN_TIME)
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mssql_database.tf
[HIGH] 1-25: Ensure the Azure SQL Database Namespace is zone redundant
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README.md
[style] ~32-~32: This phrase is redundant. Consider writing “Point” or “time”.
Context: ...ys](#input_default_retention_days) | Point In Time Restore configuration. Value has to be ...(MOMENT_IN_TIME)
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mssql_database.tf (2)
1-25: Resource definition looks good!The
azurerm_mssql_databaseresource is well-defined. It creates multiple databases based on thevar.databasesvariable usingfor_each. The resource configuration is dynamically set based on the values provided invar.databases. Good job on using a conditional expression to set thestorage_account_typeto ensure zone redundancy when "ZRS" is specified. Theshort_term_retention_policyis also defined with a default value forretention_days. Ignoring changes tosku_namein thelifecycleblock is a good practice to prevent unintended updates.Tools
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[HIGH] 1-25: Ensure the Azure SQL Database Namespace is zone redundant
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1-25: Verify zone redundancy configuration.A static analysis tool has flagged a high severity issue:
[HIGH] 1-25: Ensure the Azure SQL Database Namespace is zone redundant
(CKV_AZURE_229)
While the code sets
storage_account_typeto "Zone" when "ZRS" is specified, it's important to verify that all the databases defined invar.databaseshavestorage_account_typeset to "ZRS" to ensure zone redundancy.To verify the zone redundancy configuration, run the following script:
Verification successful
Zone redundancy configuration is correctly implemented.
The configuration logic in
mssql_database.tfensures that whenstorage_account_typeis "ZRS", it translates to "Zone", supporting zone redundancy. The default value invariables.tfis also "ZRS", aligning with this requirement. However, ensure that all entries invar.databaseshavestorage_account_typeset to "ZRS" for complete verification.
variables.tf: Defaultstorage_account_typeis "ZRS".mssql_database.tf: Logic ensures "Zone" redundancy when "ZRS" is specified.examples/mssql-database/main.tf: Example setsstorage_account_typeto "ZRS".Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify all databases have storage_account_type set to "ZRS". # Test: Search for storage_account_type in variables file. Expect: Only "ZRS". rg --type hcl -g 'storage_account_type\s*=\s*"?(\w+)"?' variables.tfLength of output: 98
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Locate files that might contain the definition or reference to `var.databases`. fd --type f --extension tf # Search for `storage_account_type` within the located files to verify if "ZRS" is set. rg 'storage_account_type\s*=\s*"?(\w+)"?' $(fd --type f --extension tf)Length of output: 541
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[HIGH] 1-25: Ensure the Azure SQL Database Namespace is zone redundant
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output.tf (1)
1-29: Output definitions look good!The output definitions provide useful information about the created databases. The use of
forexpressions to create maps of the output values is a good practice. It allows other modules or resources to easily reference the output values. Setting thesensitiveattribute tofalsefor all outputs is also appropriate, as the output values do not contain sensitive information.examples/mssql-database/main.tf (1)
1-39: Good example usage of the module!The example usage of the
mssql_databasemodule in this file is well-structured and demonstrates how to use the module effectively. Retrieving an existing SQL server using thedatablock and passing it to the module using theserver_idvariable is a good approach. The inline definition of thedatabasesvariable showcases how to specify the database properties for a single database. Defining thedefault_tagsvariable with multiple tags is also a nice touch, as it allows applying consistent tags to the created resources. The use ofdepends_onto specify a dependency on thedatablock ensures the correct order of resource creation.variables.tf (5)
4-10: LGTM!The code changes are approved.
14-18: LGTM!The code changes are approved.
19-22: LGTM!The code changes are approved.
26-39: LGTM!The code changes are approved.
40-48: LGTM!The code changes are approved.
README.md (5)
2-8: LGTM!The changes are approved.
9-14: LGTM!The changes are approved.
15-18: LGTM!The changes are approved.
19-26: LGTM!The changes are approved.
27-47: LGTM!The changes are approved.
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[style] ~32-~32: This phrase is redundant. Consider writing “Point” or “time”.
Context: ...ys](#input_default_retention_days) | Point In Time Restore configuration. Value has to be ...(MOMENT_IN_TIME)
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Documentation
README.mdwith detailed guidelines for module usage and configuration.variables.tfto facilitate Azure resource configuration.