azure-verified-modules

Azure Verified Modules (AVM) compliance is a standard set of certification requirements for Azure Terraform modules, ensuring consistency, quality, and maintainability across module structures, code styles, and documentation.

You validate Terraform modules against AVM guidelines by checking module cross-referencing, provider requirements, variable definitions, outputs, testing readiness, and documentation standards to achieve certified status.

Yes, AVM certification enforces specific requirements for code style, variable definitions, and outputs to ensure that Azure Terraform modules maintain consistent quality and maintainability across implementations.

Structuring Terraform modules for AVM certification requires adhering to guidelines covering module structure, code style, variable definitions, outputs, documentation, testing, and provider configurations.

Yes, you can use this to check documentation standards, as AVM guidelines explicitly define the required documentation and testing readiness needed to validate Azure Terraform modules.