Delegateas.EnvironmentConfiguration.Core

Environment Configuration

Add this by:

var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args);

var services = builder.Services;
var configuration = builder.Configuration;

var environmentConfiguration = services.AddEnvironmentConfiguration(
    configuration,
    applicationName: "CEAdapter",
    keyVaultUriFunc: ec => new Uri($"https://ceadapter-{ec.InfrastructureEnvironment}-kv.vault.azure.net/"),
    resourceGroupNameFunc: ec => $"ceadapter-{ec.InfrastructureEnvironment}-rg",
    applicationDescription: "CE Adapter Service Bus Worker",
    managedIdentityResourceIdFunc: ec =>
        ResourceIdentifier.Parse(
            $"/subscriptions/{ec.SubscriptionId}/resourceGroups/{ec.ResourceGroupName}/providers/Microsoft.ManagedIdentity/userAssignedIdentities/ceadapter-{ec.InfrastructureEnvironment}-uami-01") );

This is the core library for the KL.CEAdapter project, which provides functionality for configuring the EnvironmentConfiguration, which is the base used to configure all services.

The EnvironmentConfiguraiton, and the setup, is controlled by three variables:

• RuntimeEnvironment: This is where the application is running, defaulting to LocalDeveloperMachine.

  This is used to configure how to, for example, get the token credentials for Azure services.

• ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT: This is the ASP.NET Core environment, defaulting to Development.

  This is "environment", e.g. development, dev, test, staging, production, etc.

• InfrastructureEnvironment: This is infrastructure environment, defaulting to Dev.

  The intention is to support non-prod and prod infrastructure environments to better support shared resources.

These only have to be explicitly set for "live" environments, such as "developmnet", test, production, etc.