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I am building an application for Azure Deployment. I happen to be storing the infrastructure as code in terraform, but I'm open to solving this problem with Azure CLI, ARM templates etc etc. I'm not actually using tags for any of the resources (app services, function apps, app service plans, sql server, sql db, etc) because they are all in one resource group, but I could add them later.

I also have a handful of security groups to ease managing the app, created by terraform. The idea is I assign these groups to SQL Roles and App registration roles, assign Service principles to these groups, assign app users to these groups etc, and then all the security management happens via these groups. The network admins managing this app can manage azureAd group memeberships easier than SQL roles, etc.

The problem is AzureAd groups are not part of resource groups, and as far as I can tell don't support the same tags as most things in resource groups do. So what are my options for creating some kind of grouping **thats easy to see in the
portal".

I know how to create Application level direction extensions in the azuread graph, but from the portal those things aren't visible. I think Directory extensions are similar, but I could be wrong.

So how can I "tag" a Security group so you can from the Azure portal get a list of all groups that are "owned" by my app?

azure-active-directory terraform

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I am building an application for Azure Deployment. I happen to be storing the infrastructure as code in terraform, but I'm open to solving this problem with Azure CLI, ARM templates etc etc. I'm not actually using tags for any of the resources (app services, function apps, app service plans, sql server, sql db, etc) because they are all in one resource group, but I could add them later.

I also have a handful of security groups to ease managing the app, created by terraform. The idea is I assign these groups to SQL Roles and App registration roles, assign Service principles to these groups, assign app users to these groups etc, and then all the security management happens via these groups. The network admins managing this app can manage azureAd group memeberships easier than SQL roles, etc.

The problem is AzureAd groups are not part of resource groups, and as far as I can tell don't support the same tags as most things in resource groups do. So what are my options for creating some kind of grouping **thats easy to see in the
portal".

I know how to create Application level direction extensions in the azuread graph, but from the portal those things aren't visible. I think Directory extensions are similar, but I could be wrong.

So how can I "tag" a Security group so you can from the Azure portal get a list of all groups that are "owned" by my app?

azure-active-directory terraform

share|improve this question

asked Jun 3 at 12:53

Justin DearingJustin Dearing

787730

add a comment | 

I am building an application for Azure Deployment. I happen to be storing the infrastructure as code in terraform, but I'm open to solving this problem with Azure CLI, ARM templates etc etc. I'm not actually using tags for any of the resources (app services, function apps, app service plans, sql server, sql db, etc) because they are all in one resource group, but I could add them later.

I also have a handful of security groups to ease managing the app, created by terraform. The idea is I assign these groups to SQL Roles and App registration roles, assign Service principles to these groups, assign app users to these groups etc, and then all the security management happens via these groups. The network admins managing this app can manage azureAd group memeberships easier than SQL roles, etc.

The problem is AzureAd groups are not part of resource groups, and as far as I can tell don't support the same tags as most things in resource groups do. So what are my options for creating some kind of grouping **thats easy to see in the
portal".

I know how to create Application level direction extensions in the azuread graph, but from the portal those things aren't visible. I think Directory extensions are similar, but I could be wrong.

So how can I "tag" a Security group so you can from the Azure portal get a list of all groups that are "owned" by my app?

azure-active-directory terraform

share|improve this question

asked Jun 3 at 12:53

Justin DearingJustin Dearing

787730

share|improve this question

asked Jun 3 at 12:53

Justin DearingJustin Dearing

787730

share|improve this question

asked Jun 3 at 12:53

Justin DearingJustin Dearing

787730

asked Jun 3 at 12:53

Justin DearingJustin Dearing

787730

asked Jun 3 at 12:53

Justin DearingJustin Dearing

787730