azure-prepare

Azure deployment planning requires enforcing a plan-first workflow that scaffolds infra templates, checks region quotas, and validates availability before code generation. This prevents late-stage deployment failures by coordinating IaC templates and azure.yaml generation.

Scaffolding azure.yaml and infra templates from existing codebases is handled through a coordinated workflow that guides IaC choices across AZD, AZCLI, Bicep, or Terraform. This ensures policy compliance and generates validated infrastructure files before deployment.

Azure deployment planning supports both Bicep and Terraform, along with AZD and AZCLI. It guides IaC template selection and applies to NEW, MODIFY, and MODERNIZE workflows to ensure policy and compliance requirements are met.

Validating Azure region quotas prevents deployment failures by checking availability and capacity limits before infrastructure code is generated. This plan-first approach loads references and hands off to validation steps to catch issues early.

A plan-first workflow is needed for NEW, MODIFY, and MODERNIZE Azure deployments to prevent late-stage failures. It orchestrates validation, scaffolding, and quota checks before generating infrastructure code or deploying resources.

Azure Developer CLI is supported for scaffolding infrastructure templates alongside AZCLI, Bicep, and Terraform. The workflow generates azure.yaml files and validates templates to ensure compliance before deployment begins.