I feel plausible deniability is the best approach

Until AVM allows v1.0 we can’t do so in ALZ - we are working to make this happen as soon as we can. We are stable now in ALZ and you can safely migrate. Think of it like terraform and bicep, lots used before v1.0.

github.com/Azure/terraf...

I’ve been thinking that this approach might work as a utility model in AVM. Would save pesky resource lookups.

😂 😂 😂

See: Maillard - proteins are tastier when you do this: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maillar...

Running a single country is hard. Running 27 countries is fucking impossible. The EU, for all its bureaucratic Velcro, manages to achieve so much by consensus. It’s truly admirable. Yeah the over-regulation sucks sometimes. But the benefit to the quality of life of its members is undeniable.

SGs are metadata up, not policy/rbac down (at the moment). Think reporting/cost/etc

The policy/rbac down feature could get very complex very quickly. Two competing policies from different SGs? Who wins? Arrrrgh 😊

Thanks for this! I think there are breaking changes to management iirc. There’s an open issue on the repo.

Separate state files and share the outputs?

Hey John!

We don’t have a date to share at the moment but I can confirm it’s on the backlog. Sorry I can’t share more at the moment.

Which country?

Booo!

What did I miss?

tbf it was @jared.holgate.dev's slide...

I recognise that! 😉

Once an executive freely ignores court orders it is pretty much constitutional 'game over'.

The constitution cannot resolve tensions between the executive and the law if the executive does not abide by court determinations.

That's it.