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Description
Currently it appears that azurerm_public_ip_prefix creates all public ip prefixes on the 'regional' tier and that the tier option is not available when creating using terraform.
The Azure API documentation suggests that the tier can be set to 'Regional' or 'Global' (as you can when creating a public ip prefix by hand in the Azure portal)
If this could be made available when using the terraform provider it would be great as currently there doesn't appear to be any way of creating a 'Global' prefix that is using an Azure assigned IP block.
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Description
Currently it appears that azurerm_public_ip_prefix creates all public ip prefixes on the 'regional' tier and that the tier option is not available when creating using terraform.
The Azure API documentation suggests that the tier can be set to 'Regional' or 'Global' (as you can when creating a public ip prefix by hand in the Azure portal)
If this could be made available when using the terraform provider it would be great as currently there doesn't appear to be any way of creating a 'Global' prefix that is using an Azure assigned IP block.
New or Affected Resource(s)/Data Source(s)
azurerm_public_ip_prefix
Potential Terraform Configuration
References
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