Thanks, Ned great video as always, Wondering if there is any workaround using Terrafy on ADO pipeline, for some drift detection and also pushing the imported state and configs file to a remote blob?
The tool has changed a lot since its initial release, so I'd recommend looking through the docs on GitHub. There were limits, but I know they've been raised considerably.
One question - how can i filter resources and after it apply the filter to for example "take only 5 functionapps" i was trying to do the "/" and then type resource name etc. but i cannot save the query status
I haven't worked with the newer version of Azure Terrafy (know called Azure Import Tool for Terraform or something similar). I have a video in the works that explores what's going on with the tool since it was updated.
Hi need, after i realize the az login and excecute the aztfexport -rg the tool said me not resources found, and the rg contains a vm and other resources like azure vault
After running `az login` you should also run `az account set -s ` with your subscription name to make sure the correct subscription is selected. The command for Azure Terraform Export Tool would be something like `aztfexport rg `. You can also use the `-s` flag and pass the subscription ID instead.
Thanks for the video. With respect to hard-coding things and using depends_on - if it knows that the NSG rule depends on the NSG, surely it would be simple to use the NSG's resource name in the rule's network_security_group_name property instead of hard-coding the name? I'm puzzled why it can't/doesn't do this....
I can't speak to the most recent version of Azure Terrafy (now called Microsoft Azure Export for Terraform), but I suspect they were taking a simplified approach with the early versions of the code. I'm planning to do a follow-up that checks out the latest version and what's improved.
@@NedintheCloud I've been using the latest version (0.11.0) quite a bit over the last couple of weeks and have found a few idiosyncracies! Generally speaking, it works quite well
Thanks Ned this was really helpful
That intro got me right!
Thanks, Ned great video as always,
Wondering if there is any workaround using Terrafy on ADO pipeline, for some drift detection and also pushing the imported state and configs file to a remote blob?
Thanks Ned for this great video!
How did you get your shell prompt displaying the current branch you are in? Maybe do a video on the shell options?
I used this: scriptim.github.io/bash-prompt-generator/
Thank you!
How do I delete unidentified resources showing skip? Also is there a limit of resources Azure terrafy can import?
The tool has changed a lot since its initial release, so I'd recommend looking through the docs on GitHub. There were limits, but I know they've been raised considerably.
One question - how can i filter resources and after it apply the filter to for example "take only 5 functionapps" i was trying to do the "/" and then type resource name etc. but i cannot save the query status
I haven't worked with the newer version of Azure Terrafy (know called Azure Import Tool for Terraform or something similar). I have a video in the works that explores what's going on with the tool since it was updated.
Hi need, after i realize the az login and excecute the aztfexport -rg the tool said me not resources found, and the rg contains a vm and other resources like azure vault
After running `az login` you should also run `az account set -s ` with your subscription name to make sure the correct subscription is selected. The command for Azure Terraform Export Tool would be something like `aztfexport rg `. You can also use the `-s` flag and pass the subscription ID instead.
Thanks for the video. With respect to hard-coding things and using depends_on - if it knows that the NSG rule depends on the NSG, surely it would be simple to use the NSG's resource name in the rule's network_security_group_name property instead of hard-coding the name? I'm puzzled why it can't/doesn't do this....
I can't speak to the most recent version of Azure Terrafy (now called Microsoft Azure Export for Terraform), but I suspect they were taking a simplified approach with the early versions of the code. I'm planning to do a follow-up that checks out the latest version and what's improved.
@@NedintheCloud I've been using the latest version (0.11.0) quite a bit over the last couple of weeks and have found a few idiosyncracies! Generally speaking, it works quite well
Hi bro, Can you make a video on the batch mode you are talking about? That would be very helpful..
I'm actually going to do a whole new video on Azure Terrafy since it was renamed and updated.
@@NedintheCloud Have you done it yet ? I just started using it and notice the name change