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This terraform module is designed to create Azure Databricks resources. Virtual network peering enables you to seamlessly connect two or more Virtual Networks in Azure. The virtual networks appear as one for connectivity purposes.

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clouddrove/terraform-azure-vnet-peering

⚠️ Module Deprecated – Repository Moved

This Terraform module is no longer maintained under the CloudDrove organization:

Old repository: https://github.com/clouddrove/terraform-azure-vnet-peering

The module has been permanently migrated to the terraform-az-modules organization:

➡️ New home: https://github.com/terraform-az-modules/terraform-azurerm-vnet-peering


What This Means

  • ✅ Existing deployments will continue to work without interruption.
  • 🛠 No fix backported to this old repo (if needed).
  • 🚫 No new features or enhancements will be added here.
  • 📦 All new deployments and upgrades MUST use the module from terraform-az-modules.

How to Migrate

Simply update the source reference in your Terraform configuration.

If you are using a Git source:

Before (CloudDrove org):

module "example" {
   source      = "clouddrove/vnet-peering/azure"
}

After (Terraform-az-modules org):

module "example" {
   source      = "terraform-az-modules/vnet-peering/azurerm"
}

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