azure-verified-modules

To design secure Terraform modules using AVM patterns, review Azure Verified Modules references to learn security defaults, variable validation practices, and output conventions, then apply these patterns to structure your custom modules without copying them as wrappers.

Azure Verified Modules best practices for variable validation involve implementing strict input checks and security defaults within your Terraform code. You can learn these specific validation patterns by examining AVM references like the avm-res-storage-storageaccount module structure.

Yes, you can use AVM references to evaluate architecture and provide guidance for security-first configurations. By comparing your existing Terraform modules against AVM patterns, you can identify structural improvements and adopt better output conventions.

No, this approach does not require wrapping Azure Verified Modules. The goal is to learn from AVM patterns, security defaults, and module organization to inform the design of your own custom Terraform modules rather than copying AVM modules as wrappers.

The best way to start learning AVM module patterns is to review the AVM references in the documentation and examine a sample module such as avm-res-storage-storageaccount to understand how to implement custom modules following AVM patterns.