opentofu-azure

This skill generates OpenTofu code for Azure by enforcing non-deprecated resources and current syntax. It targets demo and dev scenarios, creating minimal configurations for resource groups, virtual networks, and basic web servers using cloud-init.

MCP-based provider version verification automatically checks for current Azure provider releases during code generation. This ensures your OpenTofu configurations use non-deprecated resources and adhere to current best-practice syntax patterns.

Yes, you can use cloud-init to set up a basic web server on Azure virtual machines. The skill supports cloud-init-based web server configuration tailored for minimal networking in demo and development environments.

To avoid deprecated Azure resources, use a generator that enforces current best practices and verifies provider versions via MCP. This skill automatically selects non-deprecated resources like azurerm_linux_virtual_machine over older alternatives.

Yes, the OpenTofu Azure generator supports both Windows and Linux virtual machines. It enforces best-practice patterns by applying azurerm_windows_virtual_machine or azurerm_linux_virtual_machine resources where appropriate for your infrastructure.

A minimal OpenTofu demo environment includes a resource group, virtual network, and a simple web server. It uses a default Azure region, applies a consistent naming convention, and defines outputs for deployment pipeline integration.