Terraform modules to deploy these resources

[Poltergeisen]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
No it's not. I just want an easier experience for installing / managing IPAM with our pre-existing deployment stack.

Describe the solution you'd like
I would like to see a way to deploy this full solution using terraform. I want to deploy all of the relevant resources, and be able to manage this IPAM from terraform.

This would be great because then I can reference IP space from the IPAM in my terraform code natively.

Describe alternatives you've considered
Today we host this in VMs and run your BICEP scripts to get these deployments going. But instead of BICEP I'd prefer terraform to match the rest of the deployments in our organization.

Additional context
I just wanted to know if terraform is on the roadmap, and if so, what timeframe would this be?

[DCMattyG]

Hi Adam (@Poltergeisen), at this point in time I haven't planned on adding a Terraform version, especially given that some of the actual deployment uses PowerShell command to verify settings, create objects, and assign permissions. The deployment script is much more than just a set of Bicep templates.

That said, generally deploying Azure IPAM is a one-time operation and then you would use that deployment to fetch CIDR space with for subsequent networking resource deployments via ARM/Bicep/Terraform. Do you have some use case where Azure IPAM needs to be re-deployed on a regular basis?

Also, you had mentioned being able to reference IP Space from Azure IPAM via Terraform, and just so you know one of the community users already developed an Azure IPAM Terraform Module which can be found here:

https://registry.terraform.io/providers/XtratusCloud/azureipam/latest/docs

Please let me know on the above use cases you have and we'll see what we can do to meet your needs!

[Poltergeisen]

We are building the image and publishing as a pod to AKS.

To support this we'd also like terraform scripts for things such as creating the workload identities, databases, key vault, etc... Maybe just some examples of all of the supporting resources needed to run the stack.

Our team doesn't want to deploy those resources with power shell because the rest of our azure resources are managed by terraform.

Hopefully that makes sense.

I did see that community provider and we'll definitely be using that to get ip address space once this is created