azure-infrastructure

Terraform Azure CAF naming conventions standardize Resource Groups, Key Vaults, and storage accounts using consistent prefixes and suffixes. This approach applies Azure Verified Modules guidance to enforce secure, policy-driven provisioning across all environments.

Azure Verified Modules provide reusable Terraform module guidance that harden environments with secure, policy-driven defaults. They standardize security patterns and governance across Azure subscriptions to prevent insecure configurations during provisioning.

Yes, this approach works with AKS clusters and Terraform by providing end-to-end platform provisioning guidance covering networking, security, and governance. It applies CAF naming conventions specifically for AKS clusters alongside Resource Groups and Key Vaults.

You need kubectl and helm available in your environment alongside az, terraform, gh, jq, and yq. These dependencies support end-to-end platform provisioning, AKS cluster management, and policy-driven governance across Azure subscriptions.

The best way to standardize Azure tagging and governance is applying structured infrastructure patterns using Terraform and Azure Verified Modules. This enforces consistent, policy-driven governance and satisfies CAF naming conventions across all provisioned subscriptions.