Policy as Code with Terraform and Sentinel
Infrastructure as code based provisioning can easily grow to the point of chaos. Sentinel, which is HashiCorp's Policy as Code framework, can easily configure guardrails that are enforced within the provisioning workflow to protect against changes that don't follow security, regulatory compliance, or internal business policies. Check out how to apply some simple policies to your Azure based Terraform configurations!
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[02:56] Demo: Validating a configuration is using the appropriate Azure VM type with Sentinel and HashiCorp Terraform Cloud
[05:18] Walking through the previously applied Sentinel policy to check for specific Azure VM types
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