Azure/avm-res-compute-virtualmachine

Azure Verified Module for Virtual Machine.

Terraform module
Azure
available
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Downloads
4.0M
Version
0.21.0
Published
2026-06-06
License
MIT
Maintainer
Azure
Verified

About

Azure Verified Module for Virtual Machine.

Maintained by Azure (verified publisher) on the Terraform Registry. Latest version 0.21.0, 4.0M downloads. Requires providers: azurerm >= 3.116, < 5.0; azapi ~> 2.4; modtm ~> 0.3; random >= 3.6.2, < 4.0.0; tls ~> 4.0.

Deploy creates a StackGuardian workflow from the module's GitHub repository, pinned to this version. You set the inputs, see the plan, then approve the apply.

Use cases

  • Accounts, projects or subscriptions vended with guardrails already in place.
  • Compute and container platforms that teams can request from a catalog.
  • Organization-wide controls applied through code with approvals.

Inputs

Required inputs:

  • name — string
  • location — string
  • resource_group_name — string
  • zone — string

54 inputs in total. The full list, with defaults and descriptions, is on the registry page.

What it creates

  • azurerm_linux_virtual_machine
  • azurerm_network_interface
  • azurerm_managed_disk
  • azurerm_virtual_machine_data_disk_attachment × 4
  • azurerm_management_lock × 5
  • azurerm_role_assignment × 4
  • azurerm_monitor_diagnostic_setting × 2
  • azurerm_key_vault_secret × 2
  • azapi_resource × 2
  • azurerm_dev_test_global_vm_shutdown_schedule

How it runs on StackGuardian

Terraform workflow from the module's GitHub repository: plan, policy check, approval, then apply.

Plan
Policy check
Approval
Apply

Approvals happen in StackGuardian. An agent can never approve its own run. Every run keeps its plan, policy results and approver in the audit log.

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