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Description
New azurerm_management_group_subscription_association resource to decouple the management group definitions from the subscription membership.
Setting the tenancy level governance (management groups, custom policies and initiatives, mg level role and policy assignments) could be configured separately from the subscription association. An MSP could centralise their default governance in a module and then associate a subscription to an mg to inherit default role assignments and policy assignments.
Version 2.0 could remove subscription_ids list as an option from management groups, in line with other association changes.
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Description
New azurerm_management_group_subscription_association resource to decouple the management group definitions from the subscription membership.
Setting the tenancy level governance (management groups, custom policies and initiatives, mg level role and policy assignments) could be configured separately from the subscription association. An MSP could centralise their default governance in a module and then associate a subscription to an mg to inherit default role assignments and policy assignments.
Version 2.0 could remove
subscription_ids
list as an option from management groups, in line with other association changes.New or Affected Resource(s)
New:
Affected (2.0 - optional)
Potential Terraform Configuration
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