Added an ability to specify app flags in azure terraform #267
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To improve stability I would like all changes that are not covered by CI to be vet by someone other than the author who's already using the corresponding guide. This particular change seems less risky so I'll probably merge it in couple hours anyway but would be nice to follow the procedure anyway |
arriven
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Mar 10, 2022
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Description
This PR adds an ability to explicitly specify db1000n flags in Azure terraform scripts. It might be very useful in case if custom config is required to be used.
Usage
Specify
attack_commandsvariable interraform.tfvars``
attack_commands = ["/usr/src/app/main","-c=https://link_to_config"]
`