epac-policy-objects

To create Azure Policy definitions in EPAC format, use this skill to generate JSON or JSONC files that adhere to EPAC conventions, automatically structuring your custom policy rules and parameters for deployment.

The EPAC (Enterprise Policy as Code) format structures Azure Policy definitions, policy set definitions, and policy assignments into specific JSON schemas for automated policy management and deployment.

You can bundle multiple Azure policies into an initiative by generating policy set definitions, which group custom policy definitions into a reusable set following EPAC conventions.

Yes, you can generate policy assignments for management groups by creating assignment files that support hierarchical scope structures and parameterization, detecting the EPAC repository context for targeted scope definition.

Yes, the skill detects the EPAC repository context, reading existing global settings and pac selectors to ensure generated policy definition and assignment files match your targeted deployment scopes.

The best way to enforce a security standard is to generate EPAC policy definitions, group them into a policy set initiative, and create assignments targeting your management groups for hierarchical deployment.