Set assignment_scope on a policy definition

[AnshuBhatiaGit]

I am trying to assign a policy definition to a subscription/ resource. How do I do that?
Can you please provide an example?

Which variable is used to set the the scope on a policy definition?
I was using assignment_scope but it throws error.

module "log_analytics_workspace_sb" {
source = "./modules/authorization/definition"
policy_name = "deploy_laws_service_bus"
display_name = "Ent - Deploy Laws for Service Bus"
policy_category = "Monitoring"
assignment_scope = data.azurerm_management_group.org.id
management_group_id = data.azurerm_management_group.org.id
}

[gettek]

Hi @AnshuBhatiaGit, you should use the def_assignment module if you want to assign. The module README's contain all valid inputs and outputs.

[AnshuBhatiaGit]

Thanks Sadie that’s what I thought. Anshu

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[gettek]

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