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📚 Documentation Index

Welcome to the AKS Workload Identity Sample documentation! This index provides a comprehensive guide to all available documentation in this repository.

🚀 Quick Start Documentation

Document Description Audience
README.md Main project documentation - Start here for complete setup guide All users
File Purpose Audience
------ --------- ----------
QUICKSTART.md 5-minute deployment guide End users
start.sh Interactive navigation script All users

🔐 Security & Access Control

Document Description Use Case
Azure AD Admin Groups Configure Azure AD groups for AKS cluster admin access Required setup
Azure Federated Token File Deep dive into workload identity token mechanism Understanding & troubleshooting

🏗️ Infrastructure & Architecture

Document Description Audience
NAMING.md Azure resource naming conventions Developers & operators
Network Workflow Detailed network flow analysis - Pod to private storage traffic Network engineers & troubleshooting
Private Storage Architecture Private endpoint design and security Infrastructure engineers
Terraform Modules Infrastructure module documentation Infrastructure engineers

🧪 Examples & Testing

Document Description Purpose
Examples Guide Sample applications and test cases Testing & validation
Test Storage Access Workload identity connectivity test Verification
Token Inspector Token analysis and debugging Troubleshooting

🤖 Development & Automation

Document Description Audience
Copilot Prompts GitHub Copilot generation prompts Developers
Quick Start Guide Rapid deployment instructions DevOps engineers
Security Configuration Security setup automation Security engineers
Validation Guide Testing and validation procedures QA & operations
Templates Reusable configuration templates Developers

📋 Documentation Categories

🎯 Getting Started

Perfect for first-time users and quick deployments:

  1. README.md - Complete project overview
  2. Azure AD Admin Groups - Required access configuration
  3. Quick Start Guide - Rapid deployment path

🔍 Deep Dive Technical

For understanding the underlying mechanisms:

  1. Azure Federated Token File - Token authentication deep dive
  2. NAMING.md - Resource naming strategy
  3. Terraform Modules - Infrastructure architecture

🛠️ Operations & Troubleshooting

For day-2 operations and issue resolution:

  1. Validation Guide - Testing procedures
  2. Examples Guide - Test cases and samples
  3. Azure Federated Token File - Troubleshooting section

🚀 Development & Customization

For extending and modifying the solution:

  1. Copilot Prompts - AI-assisted development
  2. Templates - Reusable patterns
  3. Security Configuration - Security best practices

🔗 External References

Microsoft Azure Documentation

Terraform Documentation

Azure Workload Identity

📝 Documentation Standards

File Organization

📁 Repository Root
├── 📄 README.md (main documentation)
├── 📄 QUICKSTART.md (5-minute deployment guide)
├── 📄 NAMING.md (naming conventions)
├── 📁 docs/ (detailed technical documentation)
├── 📁 .copilot/ (development & automation guides)
├── 📁 examples/ (sample applications & tests)
└── 📁 infra/ (infrastructure documentation)

Writing Guidelines

  • Headers: Use descriptive headings with emoji for visual navigation
  • Links: Always use relative paths for internal documentation
  • Code Blocks: Include language tags for syntax highlighting
  • Examples: Provide practical, runnable examples
  • Cross-References: Link to related documentation sections

🚦 Documentation Status

Document Status Last Updated Maintainer
README.md ✅ Current 2025-07-21 @ckellywilson
azure-ad-admin-groups.md ✅ Current 2025-07-21 @ckellywilson
azure-federated-token-file.md ✅ Current 2025-07-21 Auto-generated
NAMING.md ✅ Current 2025-07-21 @ckellywilson
examples/README.md ⚠️ Empty - Needs content
infra/tf/modules/README.md ❌ Missing - Needs creation

🎯 Quick Navigation

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🔄 Contributing to Documentation

Adding New Documentation

  1. Create your documentation file in the appropriate directory
  2. Update this index with a link and description
  3. Add cross-references from related documents
  4. Update the status table above

Documentation Review Process

  1. Technical accuracy review
  2. Link validation
  3. Example testing
  4. User experience review

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📧 Questions? Check the troubleshooting sections or create an issue in the repository.