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Azure has its own Key Vault so no need for the Vault product. As far as state, you can remotely store states in an Azure storage account. Storage container prov
by firesteelrain 3y ago
Azure has its own Key Vault so no need for the Vault product. As far as state, you can remotely store states in an Azure storage account. Storage container provides locking via the lease mechanism.
Terraform as a product is awesome and the azurerm backend plus azurestack provider is great. I hate Bicep and Terraform simplifies it all.