Add sovereign cloud landing zone module structure and orchestration#8
Add sovereign cloud landing zone module structure and orchestration#8
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…arams, and documentation - Create modules/sovereign/ with 7 Bicep modules organized by domain: policy/, encryption/, confidential-compute/, hybrid-arc/, identity/ - Create deployments/sovereign-baseline/main.bicep orchestration template - Create dev.parameters.json and prod.parameters.json environment configs - Create REPOSITORY_STRUCTURE.md with annotated directory tree, module composition diagram, and CI/CD integration documentation Co-authored-by: Jasazure <233270744+Jasazure@users.noreply.github.com>
…eline Add .gitignore exception for deployments/sovereign-baseline/*.parameters.json to include the environment parameter files (contain only placeholder values). Co-authored-by: Jasazure <233270744+Jasazure@users.noreply.github.com>
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Pull request overview
Adds a sovereign landing zone layout to the repo, including domain-organized Bicep modules and a subscription-scoped orchestration template with environment parameter files, aligning with the existing GitHub Actions deployment workflow.
Changes:
- Introduces
modules/sovereign/**domain folders containing 7 sovereign landing zone Bicep modules. - Adds
deployments/sovereign-baseline/main.bicepplusdev/prodparameter files for subscription-scoped orchestration. - Documents the intended structure in
REPOSITORY_STRUCTURE.mdand updates.gitignoreto keep the sovereign parameter files tracked.
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| File | Description |
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| modules/sovereign/policy/sovereign-policy-initiative.bicep | Defines a custom policy initiative + assignment for baseline controls. |
| modules/sovereign/encryption/sovereign-tls-enforcement.bicep | Adds subscription-scope policy assignments for TLS enforcement. |
| modules/sovereign/encryption/sovereign-keyvault-cmk.bicep | Deploys a Key Vault configured for CMK scenarios with optional PE + diagnostics. |
| modules/sovereign/confidential-compute/sovereign-confidential-vm.bicep | Deploys an AMD SEV-SNP confidential VM and optional attestation extension. |
| modules/sovereign/confidential-compute/sovereign-confidential-aks-nodepool.bicep | Adds a confidential AKS node pool for an existing cluster. |
| modules/sovereign/hybrid-arc/sovereign-arc-governance.bicep | Assigns Arc governance policies and optionally deploys a Log Analytics workspace. |
| modules/sovereign/identity/sovereign-rbac-assignments.bicep | Creates subscription-scope RBAC role assignments for a SovereignOps group. |
| deployments/sovereign-baseline/main.bicep | Subscription entry point composing all 7 modules and creating 2 RGs. |
| deployments/sovereign-baseline/dev.parameters.json | Dev parameter set (DoNotEnforce, compute disabled). |
| deployments/sovereign-baseline/prod.parameters.json | Prod parameter set (Default enforcement, compute disabled). |
| REPOSITORY_STRUCTURE.md | Annotated directory tree and CI/CD integration mapping. |
| .gitignore | Keeps sovereign baseline *.parameters.json files committed while ignoring others. |
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| // MODULE: sovereign-policy-initiative | |||
| // PURPOSE: Azure Policy initiative enforcing sovereign baseline controls | |||
| // (allowed regions, mandatory tags, network controls, CMK enforcement). | |||
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The module header says the initiative includes "CMK enforcement", but the initiative definition in this file only includes allowed locations, mandatory tags, denied resource types, and a Storage TLS policy. If CMK enforcement isn't implemented here, please adjust the comment to reflect what's actually enforced (or add the missing CMK-related policy definitions).
| // (allowed regions, mandatory tags, network controls, CMK enforcement). | |
| // (allowed regions, mandatory tags, denied resource types, TLS enforcement). |
| param tags object = { | ||
| environment: environment | ||
| managedBy: 'sovereign-landing-zone' | ||
| dataClassification: 'Sovereign' |
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The default tags object uses dataClassification, while the policy module defaults to requiring the DataClassification tag. Even if Azure treats tag keys case-insensitively, this mismatch makes the policy/tag relationship harder to reason about. Consider aligning the tag key with the policy default (or explicitly passing mandatoryTagName from main.bicep).
| dataClassification: 'Sovereign' | |
| DataClassification: 'Sovereign' |
| module confidentialVm '../../modules/sovereign/confidential-compute/sovereign-confidential-vm.bicep' = if (deployConfidentialVm && workloadSubnetId != '') { | ||
| name: 'deploy-confidential-vm' | ||
| scope: workloadRg | ||
| params: { | ||
| vmName: confidentialVmName |
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The confidential VM module can be deployed when deployConfidentialVm is true and workloadSubnetId is set, but sshPublicKey can still be the default empty string. In that case the VM deployment will fail because keyData is required. Consider gating the module on sshPublicKey != '' (or making sshPublicKey required when deployConfidentialVm is true) so the template can't enter an invalid deployment state.
| @description('Display name for the sovereign policy initiative') | ||
| param initiativeName string = 'sovereign-baseline-initiative' | ||
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| @description('Description for the initiative') |
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The parameter annotations/descriptions appear swapped/misleading: initiativeName is used as the resource name, not the display name, and initiativeDisplayName is used as the display name, not the description. Updating the @description(...) strings (or renaming the params) will prevent confusion for consumers.
| @description('Display name for the sovereign policy initiative') | |
| param initiativeName string = 'sovereign-baseline-initiative' | |
| @description('Description for the initiative') | |
| @description('Resource name for the sovereign policy initiative') | |
| param initiativeName string = 'sovereign-baseline-initiative' | |
| @description('Display name for the initiative') |
| enableRbacAuthorization: enableRbacAuthorization | ||
| enabledForTemplateDeployment: enabledForTemplateDeployment | ||
| enabledForDiskEncryption: enabledForDiskEncryption | ||
| enabledForDeployment: enabledForDeployment | ||
| accessPolicies: [] |
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enableRbacAuthorization can be set to false, but the template still hard-codes accessPolicies: []. That combination will produce a vault with neither RBAC nor access policies configured, effectively blocking access. Either remove/lock down the parameter, or add an accessPolicies parameter and conditionally populate it when RBAC is disabled.
| │ └── workflows/ | ||
| │ └── deploy-sovereign-lz.yml # Three-stage CI/CD pipeline | ||
| │ # validate → what-if → deploy | ||
| │ # Uses OIDC federation (no secrets) |
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The workflow note says "Uses OIDC federation (no secrets)", but the referenced workflow reads AZURE_CLIENT_ID, AZURE_TENANT_ID, and AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION_ID from GitHub secrets. Consider rewording to clarify that OIDC avoids client secrets (rather than avoiding secrets entirely).
| │ # Uses OIDC federation (no secrets) | |
| │ # Uses OIDC federation (no client secret) |
| roleDefinitionId: subscriptionResourceId('Microsoft.Authorization/roleDefinitions', roleId) | ||
| principalId: sovereignOpsGroupObjectId | ||
| principalType: principalType | ||
| description: '${assignmentDescription} – ${roleDefinitionNames[index]}' | ||
| } |
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roleDefinitionNames[index] assumes roleDefinitionNames and roleDefinitionIds always have identical lengths. If a caller overrides one array but not the other, this can cause an out-of-range access at deployment time and/or incorrect descriptions. Consider modeling roles as a single array of objects (id + name), or removing the name array and deriving descriptions/outputs solely from IDs.
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| // MODULE: sovereign-rbac-assignments | |||
| // PURPOSE: Scoped RBAC role assignments for a SovereignOps team at | |||
| // management group or subscription scope. | |||
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The module header says role assignments are supported at "management group or subscription scope", but the file sets targetScope = 'subscription' (and uses subscriptionResourceId(...)), so it cannot be deployed at management group scope as-is. Please update the header comment (or adjust the implementation) to avoid misleading consumers.
| // management group or subscription scope. | |
| // subscription scope. |
| // Compliance reporting: Log Analytics workspace for Arc server diagnostics | ||
| resource logAnalyticsWorkspace 'Microsoft.OperationalInsights/workspaces@2023-09-01' = if (logAnalyticsWorkspaceId == '') { | ||
| name: 'law-arc-governance' | ||
| location: location | ||
| tags: tags |
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This Log Analytics workspace is conditionally created but is not referenced by any other resource in the module (no diagnostic settings, no policy assignment parameters pointing to it). As written it can create an unused, billable workspace. Either wire it into the governance/compliance resources that need it, or remove the workspace creation and require logAnalyticsWorkspaceId to be provided by the caller.
| // PURPOSE: Azure Policy assignment and diagnostic settings to enforce TLS | ||
| // minimum version across Storage, SQL, and App Service. |
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The module purpose comment mentions "diagnostic settings", but this file only creates policy assignments and no Microsoft.Insights/diagnosticSettings resources. Please update the module header to match the actual behavior (or add the diagnostic settings if they are required for the intended design).
| // PURPOSE: Azure Policy assignment and diagnostic settings to enforce TLS | |
| // minimum version across Storage, SQL, and App Service. | |
| // PURPOSE: Azure Policy assignments to enforce TLS minimum version across | |
| // Storage, SQL, and App Service. |
Implements the repository structure for the sovereign cloud platform landing zone: domain-organized Bicep modules, a main orchestration template, environment parameter files, and an annotated directory tree document.
Module structure (
modules/sovereign/)Seven existing Bicep modules reorganized by functional domain:
policy/— Policy initiative (subscription scope)encryption/— Key Vault CMK + TLS enforcementconfidential-compute/— Confidential VM + AKS node poolhybrid-arc/— Arc governance + Machine Configurationidentity/— RBAC assignmentsOrchestration (
deployments/sovereign-baseline/)main.bicep— Subscription-scoped entry point composing all 7 modules. Creates two resource groups (workload, arc), wires cross-module parameters. Confidential VM and AKS node pool are gated behind boolean toggles to avoid accidental expensive deployments.dev.parameters.json—DoNotEnforcepolicy mode, compute disabledprod.parameters.json—Defaultenforcement, production KV nameAll paths match the existing
deploy-sovereign-lz.ymlworkflow references (az bicep lint/build --file deployments/sovereign-baseline/main.bicep).Documentation
REPOSITORY_STRUCTURE.md— Annotated directory tree, module composition data-flow diagram, CI/CD integration mapping.gitignoreAdded negation pattern for
deployments/sovereign-baseline/*.parameters.json— files contain only placeholder GUIDs, no secrets.Warning
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I tried to connect to the following addresses, but was blocked by firewall rules:
aka.ms/usr/local/bin/bicep bicep lint deployments/sovereign-baseline/main.bicep(dns block)/usr/local/bin/bicep bicep build deployments/sovereign-baseline/main.bicep --outfile /tmp/sovereign-lz.json(dns block)/usr/local/bin/bicep bicep lint modules/sovereign/confidential-compute/sovereign-confidential-aks-nodepool.bicep(dns block)If you need me to access, download, or install something from one of these locations, you can either:
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