add option to generate certificates from a third-party CA #6
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Breaking changes
Removes the option to deploy a private DNS zone with the key vault. The private DNS zone is better deployed with a vnet, in case multiple key vaults are being created on the same network. The vnet module currently allows for this.
Users can now specify the IDs of existing private DNS zones to link the private endpoint to, or leave it blank in case Azure Policy is configured to link the private endpoints to a centralized DNS zone automatically
Updated the major version of the naming module, which will cause issues for any existing deployments that abbreviate the region name but are not being deployed to a US region
Features
Added option to generate certificates, either self-signed or with an integrated third-party CA like DigiCert
Fixes
Reverts changes to the
private_vault
example which caused it to deploy a public vaultFixes secrets and certificates not able to be created when using RBAC instead of access policies
var.role_assignments
for the current user