azure-infrastructure

Azure resource naming conventions follow Cloud Adoption Framework (CAF) principles to ensure consistency across resource groups, AKS clusters, Key Vaults, and storage accounts. Standardized naming patterns help maintain organized and discoverable cloud infrastructure deployments.

To secure an AKS cluster deployment in Azure, implement Workload Identity, configure private endpoints, and apply Network Security Groups (NSGs). These security patterns restrict access and protect resources during infrastructure provisioning.

The Cloud Adoption Framework (CAF) provides standardized guidance for designing and securing Azure infrastructure. It enforces consistent resource naming conventions and security patterns to ensure your cloud deployment adheres to industry standards.

You should use Azure Verified Modules for infrastructure deployment because they ensure adherence to CAF naming conventions and security best practices. They provide standardized, validated patterns for provisioning resource groups and AKS clusters.

Configuring private endpoints and diagnostic settings for Azure storage accounts involves applying recommended security patterns and enabling diagnostic logging. Following CAF principles ensures your storage account deployment remains secure and observable.