Add table azure_kubernetes_service_version Closes #606 #623
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| Name: "id", | ||
| Description: "Id of the orchestrator version profile list result.", |
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| Description: "Id of the orchestrator version profile list result.", | |
| Description: "ID of the orchestrator version profile list result.", |
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| Azure AKS (Azure Kubernetes Service) orchestrator is a managed container orchestration service provided by Microsoft Azure. It simplifies the deployment, management, and scaling of containerized applications using Kubernetes. AKS allows you to deploy and manage containerized applications without the need to manage the underlying infrastructure. It provides automated Kubernetes upgrades, built-in monitoring and diagnostics, and seamless integration with other Azure services. AKS enables developers and DevOps teams to focus on application development and deployment, while Azure takes care of the underlying Kubernetes infrastructure. | ||
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| **Note:** You must need to pass the `location` in where clause to query this table. |
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| **Note:** You must need to pass the `location` in where clause to query this table. | |
| **Note:** You need to pass the `location` in the where clause to query this table. |
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@ParthaI what was the reasoning behind the naming convention of the table?
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As per terraform we have named it like that: https://registry.terraform.io/providers/hashicorp/azurerm/latest/docs/data-sources/kubernetes_service_versions
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@ParthaI please take a look at the review comment. Thanks!!
Please make sure that the input parameters are checked correctly for empty values before making the API call.
Also could you please format the example queries using https://www.freeformatter.com/sql-formatter.html#before-output (2 spaces per indent level)?
| location := d.EqualsQualString("location") | ||
| resourceType := d.EqualsQualString("resource_type") |
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Should we not check if location and resourceType parameters are empty or not?
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@misraved, Thank you for catching that.
- Looking at the list config, the
locationis required in the WHERE clause for querying this table.
KeyColumns: plugin.KeyColumnSlice{
{
Name: "location",
Require: plugin.Required,
},
{
Name: "resource_type",
Require: plugin.Optional,
},
},
- If we do not provide the
locationin the WHERE clause, Steampipe will throw an error stating that thelocationis required for querying this table. - On the other hand, the
resource_typeis optional in the WHERE clause, meaning we can choose to include it or not. - If we include the
resource_typein the WHERE clause, the API will filter the response based on the specified value. Otherwise, it will return all resource types.
I don't believe we need to perform any empty checks in this case. Thanks again!
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