Azure Virtual WAN with Routing Intent using Terraform

Introduction

This a repository containing Terraform code to demonstrate the use of Routing Intent with Azure Virtual WAN.

The Terraform code recreates the following architecture:

List of resources deployed

Configure environment for access to azure
- Authenticate using Azure CLI
```
az login
```
- Select subscription for deployment
```
az account set --subscription "<SUBSCRIPTION_ID>"
```
Initialize Terraform configuration
```
terraform init
```
Validate the Terraform changes
```
terraform plan -out tfplan
```
It is recommended to save the Terraform plan to a file, by using the -out option to ensure you are applying the changes that were advertised by the plan command.
Apply the terraform changes
```
terraform apply tfplan
```
Validate the infrastructure
- Connect to the Virtual Machines using the connect by IP function of Azure Bastion
- For testing purposes, you need to allow ICMP ping through the firewall of each VM
- Check the connection between the two VMs using their private IP addresses
- Check the Log Analytics workspace for evidence of the Firewall being used for traffic
Clean up resources once finished (be wary of Firewall + VWAN costs when testing!)
- Create a Terraform plan for removal of resources
```
terraform plan -destroy -out tfplan_destroy
```
- Apply removal plan to clean up resources
```
terraform apply tfplan_destroy
```

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README.md		README.md
architecture.png		architecture.png
bastion.tf		bastion.tf
locals.tf		locals.tf
main.tf		main.tf
providers.tf		providers.tf
region1.tf		region1.tf
region2.tf		region2.tf
variables.tf		variables.tf