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terraform-azurerm-compute

Deploys n vms, linux or windows, based on var.virtual_machine_instances and var.virtual_machine_names

This Terraform module deploys Virtual Machines in Azure, ideas from official module.

Repository and branches facts:

  • branch fix_old4 is used for releases v0.4.0 and later, this version use the old resource azurerm_virtual_machine DEPRECATED
  • branch fix_old5 is used for releases v0.5.1 and later, this version use the new resources azurerm_linux_virtual_machine and azurerm_windows_virtual_machine, only one data disk is allowed DEPRECATED
  • branch main is used for releases v0.6.1 and later, this version permit to have m data disks attached to n vms CURRENT

Deploys:

  • var.virtual_machine_instances number of linux vm or windows vm based on var.is_windows value
  • for each vm add a nic and a os disk
  • it's possible to add n data disk per vm based on data_disks list
  • if application security groups are in use it's possible to attach to the vm nic var.application_security_group_ids application security groups. It's a m to n relationship
  • vms maybe backed up with the resource azurerm_backup_protected_vm
  • linux vm support a custom script extension to run a bash script after the deploy
  • windows vm support 2 custom script:
    • to run a powershell script after the deploy
    • to join the vm to an Active Directory domain
  • it's possible to use availability zones: the vms and relevant data disks will be deployed in availability_zones_number zones, default to 3. The first vm and its data disks will be deployed on availability zone 1, the second vm and its data disks will be deployed on availability zone 2 and so on

Examples

# Linux vm example
module "my_module" {
  source = "oraziobattaglia/compute/azurerm"

  location                        = var.location
  resource_group                  = var.resource_group
  virtual_machine_instances       = "2"
  virtual_machine_names           = ["my-vm-01", "my-vm-02"]
  subnet_id                       = var.subnet_id
  private_ip_address_allocation   = "Dynamic"
  enable_accelerated_networking   = false

  availability_set_enabled = true
  availability_set_id      = var.azurerm_availability_set_id

  # It's possible to use availability zones: the first vm and its data disks will be deployed on availability zone 1, the
  # second vm and its data disks will be deployed on availability zone 2 and so on.
  availability_zones_enabled = true
  availability_zones_number = 3 # Default to 3

  # It's a list
  application_security_group_ids = var.application_security_group_ids

  is_windows           = false

  vm_size              = "Standard_D8s_v3"
  storage_account_type = "Premium_LRS"
  vm_os_publisher      = "canonical"
  vm_os_offer          = "0001-com-ubuntu-server-focal"
  vm_os_sku            = "20_04-lts-gen2"
  vm_os_version        = "latest"

  admin_username       = var.admin_username
  admin_password       = var.admin_password

  # Data disks
  data_disks = [
    {
      data_disk_sa_type = "Standard_LRS"
      data_disk_caching = "None"
      data_disk_size_gb = 25
      data_disk_lun     = 0
    },
    {
      data_disk_sa_type = "Standard_LRS"
      data_disk_caching = "None"
      data_disk_size_gb = 40
      data_disk_lun     = 1
    }
  ]

  # Boot diagnostics
  boot_diagnostics                 = true
  storage_account_boot_diagnostics = azurerm_storage_account.my_storage_account.primary_blob_endpoint

  # Backup variables
  backup_enabled = true
  recovery_vault_name           = var.recovery_vault_name
  recovery_vault_resource_group = var.recovery_vault_resource_group
  backup_policy_id              = var.backup_policy_id

  customize = true
  linux_cs_file_uri = "http://myserver.com/scripts/customize_linux.bash"
  linux_cs_command = "bash customize_linux.bash"
}

# Windows vm example
module "my_module" {
  source = "oraziobattaglia/compute/azurerm"

  location                        = var.location
  resource_group                  = var.resource_group
  virtual_machine_instances       = "1"
  virtual_machine_names           = ["my_vm"]
  subnet_id                       = var.subnet_id
  private_ip_address_allocation   = "Dynamic"

  is_windows           = true

  vm_size              = "Standard_B2ms"
  storage_account_type = "StandardSSD_LRS"

  vm_os_publisher      = "microsoftwindowsdesktop"
  vm_os_offer          = "windows-11"
  vm_os_sku            = "win11-22h2-pro"
  vm_os_version        = "latest"

  admin_username       = var.admin_username
  admin_password       = var.admin_password

  boot_diagnostics = false
  backup_enabled = false
  customize = false
  join = false

  identity_type = "SystemAssigned"
  aad_login_for_windows = true

}

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