Jenkins infra on Azure

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This repository is meant to hold documentation, tooling and other resources related to the Jenkins project’s migration to Azure.

Requirements

In order to use this repository to provision the Jenkins infrastructure on azure, you need:

❗	Don’t blindly execute the terraform code located in this repository on your own account as it may lead your account bill to significantly increase.

Once you fulfill the requirements, you can use the code located here to provision this infrastructure on your azure account

Add your public ssh key under ssh_key folder, but do not commit it as it only must be used for your personal environment.
Create your .azure-terraform.json as exampled in the file HACKING.adoc
Run make init: to create the remote azure storage that will host your terraform state.
Run make test_fmt validate: to run linting checks and validate your resources.
Run make deploy: to provision all resources on your account.

In order to test any modification on this repository, you need to

Run linting tests on your machine make test_fmt, which don’t need a azure account
You may also run make validate, if you have an azure account configured but keep in minds that it implies deploying at least an azure storage to store a remote terraform state
Open a pull request on jenkins-infra/azure, this will provision a temporary environment with your specific changes and then report provisionning logs on ci.jenkins.io.