Azure Policy Rules
Azure Policy Rules
Azure Policy rules are structured into if and then blocks.
If block: This contains one or more conditions that determine when the policy is applied. Logical operators can be used to refine these conditions.
Then block: This defines the effect that occurs when the conditions in the if block are met.
Example Policy Rule Structure:
Logical Operators
not: Inverts the condition.
allOf: Requires all conditions to be true (like a logical AND).
anyOf: Requires at least one condition to be true (like a logical OR).
Example of nested logical operators:
Conditions
Conditions define criteria for evaluating values. Examples include:
equals: "stringValue"
like: "stringValue" (supports wildcards)
greaterOrEquals: integerValue or dateValue
Field Expressions
Conditions can reference specific fields like:
name: The resource's name.
location: The resource’s region.
id: The resource's unique ID.
Example condition using a field:
Count and Value Expressions
You can use count expressions to evaluate arrays, like checking if a field has a specific number of values.
Example:
Policy Functions
Functions can introduce complex logic, such as:
utcNow(): Gets the current date and time.
ipRangeContains(): Checks if an IP range contains a specific address.
Example using ipRangeContains
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