Add Azure.RedisEnterprise.MigrateAMR rule for Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise#12
Add Azure.RedisEnterprise.MigrateAMR rule for Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise#12Copilot wants to merge 16 commits intocopilot/create-rule-for-issue-3605from
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@copilot Remove the changes made to the index file. This file should be not touched.
I also want you to move the rule over to a new file Azure.RedisEnterprise.Rule.ps1 that I want you to create.
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| - Creation blocked for new customers: April 1, 2026. | ||
| - Creation blocked for existing customers: October 1, 2026. | ||
| - Retirement Date: September 30, 2028. | ||
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@copilot This is not correct. The documentation states something else.
Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise / Enterprise Flash:
Creation blocked for all customers: April 1, 2026.
Retirement Date: March 31, 2027.
Instances will be migrated to Azure Managed Redis starting April 1, 2027.
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Corrected the timeline in commit f7b26d1:
- Creation blocked for all customers: April 1, 2026
- Retirement Date: March 31, 2027
- Instances will be migrated to Azure Managed Redis starting April 1, 2027
| Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash SKUs `Enterprise_*` and `EnterpriseFlash_*` are deprecated. | ||
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| Azure Cache for Redis (Basic, Standard, Premium) using the `Microsoft.Cache/redis` resource type is also deprecated and covered by a separate rule. | ||
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| Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash SKUs `Enterprise_*` and `EnterpriseFlash_*` are deprecated. | |
| Azure Cache for Redis (Basic, Standard, Premium) using the `Microsoft.Cache/redis` resource type is also deprecated and covered by a separate rule. | |
| Azure Cache for Redis (Basic, Standard, Premium) using the `Microsoft.Cache/redis` resource type is also deprecated and covered by a separate rule. | |
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| Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash SKUs `Enterprise_*` and `EnterpriseFlash_*` are deprecated. | |
| Azure Cache for Redis (Basic, Standard, Premium) using the `Microsoft.Cache/redis` resource type is also deprecated and covered by a separate rule. | |
| Azure Cache for Redis (Basic, Standard, Premium) using the `Microsoft.Cache/redis` resource type is also deprecated and covered by a separate rule. | |
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Updated to "Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash SKUs..." in commit 145e8a9.
| Microsoft has announced the retirement timeline for Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash SKUs. | ||
| The recommended replacement going forward is Azure Managed Redis. | ||
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| Redis Enterprise (`Enterprise_*`) and Enterprise Flash (`EnterpriseFlash_*`) SKUs will be retired according to the following timeline: |
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@copilot Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise (Enterprise_*) and Enterprise Flash (EnterpriseFlash_*) SKUs will be retired according to the following timeline:
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Updated to "Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise (Enterprise_*) and Enterprise Flash (EnterpriseFlash_*) SKUs will be retired according to the following timeline:" in commit f7b26d1.
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| Plan and execute migration from Redis Enterprise / Enterprise Flash to Azure Managed Redis before the retirement dates to avoid service disruption. |
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@copilot Plan and execute migration from Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise / Enterprise Flash to Azure Managed Redis before the retirement dates to avoid service disruption.
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Updated to "Plan and execute migration from Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise / Enterprise Flash to Azure Managed Redis before the retirement dates to avoid service disruption." in commit f7b26d1.
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| ## SYNOPSIS | ||
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| Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash are being retired. Migrate to Azure Managed Redis. |
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@copilot Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash are being retired. Migrate to Azure Managed Redis.
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Updated to "Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash are being retired. Migrate to Azure Managed Redis." in commit f7b26d1.
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| ## DESCRIPTION | ||
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| Microsoft has announced the retirement timeline for Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash SKUs. |
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@copilot Microsoft has announced the retirement timeline for Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash SKUs.
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Updated to "Microsoft has announced the retirement timeline for Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash SKUs." in commit f7b26d1.
| ActiveSecurityAlerts = "There are {0} active security alerts of high or medium severity." | ||
| KeyValueShouldNotContainSecrets = "The key value '{0}' property should not contain secrets." | ||
| CacheRedisMigrateAMR = "Azure Cache for Redis is being retired. Migrate to Azure Managed Redis." | ||
| RedisEnterpriseMigrateAMR = "Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash are being retired. Migrate to Azure Managed Redis." |
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@copilot Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash are being retired. Migrate to Azure Managed Redis.
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Updated to "Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash are being retired. Migrate to Azure Managed Redis." in commit f7b26d1.
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| # Synopsis: Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash are being retired. Migrate to Azure Managed Redis. |
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@copilot Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash are being retired. Migrate to Azure Managed Redis.
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Updated synopsis to "Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash are being retired. Migrate to Azure Managed Redis." in commit f7b26d1. The rule has been moved to a new file Azure.RedisEnterprise.Rule.ps1.
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| # Synopsis: Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash are being retired. Migrate to Azure Managed Redis. | ||
| Rule 'Azure.RedisEnterprise.MigrateAMR' -Ref 'AZR-000534' -Type 'Microsoft.Cache/redisEnterprise' -If { IsEnterpriseCache } -Tag @{ release = 'GA'; ruleSet = '2025_12'; 'Azure.WAF/pillar' = 'Operational Excellence'; } { |
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@copilot Lets have it being ran against all instances that are of type 'Microsoft.Cache/redisEnterprise'. Then AMR instances will also have a pass.
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Done in commit f7b26d1. Removed the -If { IsEnterpriseCache } condition so the rule now runs against all Microsoft.Cache/redisEnterprise instances. Azure Managed Redis instances will pass when they use the new SKUs (Balanced_, MemoryOptimized_, ComputeOptimized_*).
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Done in commit f7b26d1. Reverted changes to index.md and moved the rule to a new file Azure.RedisEnterprise.Rule.ps1. Warning Firewall rules blocked me from connecting to one or more addresses (expand for details)I tried to connect to the following addresses, but was blocked by firewall rules:
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| Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash SKUs `Enterprise_*` and `EnterpriseFlash_*` are deprecated. | ||
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| Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash SKUs `Enterprise_*` and `EnterpriseFlash_*` are deprecated. | |
| Azure Cache for Redis (Basic, Standard, Premium) using the `Microsoft.Cache/redis` resource type is also deprecated and covered by a separate rule. | |
| Azure Cache for Redis (Basic, Standard, Premium) using the `Microsoft.Cache/redis` resource type is also deprecated and covered by a separate rule. | |
| # Licensed under the MIT License. | ||
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| # Validation rules for Azure Redis Enterprise Cache |
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| # Synopsis: Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash are being retired. Migrate to Azure Managed Redis. | ||
| Rule 'Azure.RedisEnterprise.MigrateAMR' -Ref 'AZR-000534' -Type 'Microsoft.Cache/redisEnterprise' -Tag @{ release = 'GA'; ruleSet = '2025_12'; 'Azure.WAF/pillar' = 'Operational Excellence'; } { | ||
| $Assert.Fail($LocalizedData.RedisEnterpriseMigrateAMR) |
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@copilot The logic here is a bit off. This will make even AMR instances fail. We should add logic that ensures if not Enterprise_* or EnterpriseFlash_*, then pass. Otherwise it should fail.
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Fixed in commit 145e8a9. The rule now uses $Assert.NotIn() with a list of deprecated SKUs (Enterprise_* and EnterpriseFlash_*). This means:
- AMR instances with new SKUs (Balanced_, MemoryOptimized_, ComputeOptimized_*) will pass
- Deprecated Enterprise/EnterpriseFlash SKUs will fail
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Just as a heads up, I was blocked by some firewall rules while working on your feedback. Expand below for details. Warning Firewall rules blocked me from connecting to one or more addresses (expand for details)I tried to connect to the following addresses, but was blocked by firewall rules:
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@copilot Look on my comments. Ensure that the test cases also include scenarios where there is actually deployed AMRs that should pass.
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| 'Enterprise_E10', | ||
| 'Enterprise_E20', | ||
| 'Enterprise_E50', | ||
| 'Enterprise_E100', | ||
| 'Enterprise_E200', | ||
| 'Enterprise_E400', | ||
| 'EnterpriseFlash_F300', | ||
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| $Assert.NotIn($TargetObject, 'sku.name', $deprecatedSkus).Reason($LocalizedData.RedisEnterpriseMigrateAMR) | ||
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@copilot The logic here is way to complicated and not necessary. Look on $Assert.NotLike, use Enterprise_* or EnterpriseFlash_*. for this.
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Simplified to use $Assert.NotLike($TargetObject, 'sku.name', @('Enterprise_*', 'EnterpriseFlash_*')) in commit bd0034b.
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Added 3 AMR test resources (redis-T, redis-U, redis-V) with Balanced_B10, MemoryOptimized_M10, and ComputeOptimized_X10 SKUs. These now pass the rule. Commit bd0034b. Warning Firewall rules blocked me from connecting to one or more addresses (expand for details)I tried to connect to the following addresses, but was blocked by firewall rules:
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@copilot Can you make sure there won't be any merge conflicts with main or all these updates files I haven't changed. For now it's way to many files being changed in the PR.
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Fixed in commit 56eda38. The changelog was out of sync with main which was causing 80+ line differences. I've restored it from main and added only the Azure#3606 entry. The PR now has clean diffs:
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PR Summary
Adds detection for Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash SKUs that are retiring March 31, 2027.
Changes:
Azure.RedisEnterprise.MigrateAMR(AZR-000534) in dedicated fileAzure.RedisEnterprise.Rule.ps1uses$Assert.NotLiketo flag deprecatedEnterprise_*andEnterpriseFlash_*SKUs onMicrosoft.Cache/redisEnterpriseresourcesBalanced_*,MemoryOptimized_*,ComputeOptimized_*) with correct retirement timeline and Operational Excellence Level 4 linkRetirement Timeline:
Rule Logic:
Balanced_*,MemoryOptimized_*,ComputeOptimized_*)Enterprise_*,EnterpriseFlash_*)Files Changed (6):
docs/changelog.md- Added entry for [RULE] Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash tiers retirement path Azure/PSRule.Rules.Azure#3606docs/en/rules/Azure.RedisEnterprise.MigrateAMR.md- New documentationsrc/PSRule.Rules.Azure/en/PSRule-rules.psd1- Localized stringsrc/PSRule.Rules.Azure/rules/Azure.RedisEnterprise.Rule.ps1- New rule filetests/PSRule.Rules.Azure.Tests/Azure.Redis.Tests.ps1- Updated teststests/PSRule.Rules.Azure.Tests/Resources.Redis.json- Test dataPR Checklist
Original prompt
Azure#3606. Use Azure.Redis.MigrateAMR as reference as it's very similar, only for another resource type. It's to be found in the copilot/crate-rule-for-issue-3605 branch
[Chronological Review: The conversation began with a user request to create a rule for issue Azure#3605. The user then delegated the task to a cloud agent. Following that, the user mentioned issue Azure#3606, indicating a new task. An attachment related to the Azure.Redis.MigrateAMR rule was provided, and the user requested to stop. The user then reiterated issue Azure#3606, specifying to use Azure.Redis.MigrateAMR as a reference for a similar rule for another resource type, located in the copilot/create-rule-for-issue-3605 branch.][Intent Mapping:
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[Context Validation: All necessary context for continuing the work on issue Azure#3606 is captured, including the reference to Azure.Redis.MigrateAMR.]
[Recent Commands Analysis:
1. Conversation Overview: - Primary Objectives: - "Create rule for Azure#3605" - Initial request to create a rule. - "Azure#3606. Use Azure.Redis.MigrateAMR as reference..." - Instruction to create a new rule for another resource type. - Session Context: The conversation transitioned from creating a rule for issue Azure#3605 to discussing issue Azure#3606, with a focus on using an existing rule as a reference. - User Intent Evolution: The user shifted from a general request to a more specific task involving a reference to an existing rule.- Technical Foundation:
- Repository: PSRule.Rules.Azure
- Current Branch: copilot/create-rule-for-issue-3605
- Active Pull Request: Add Azure.Redis.MigrateAMR rule for Azure Cache for Redis migration.
- Codebase Status:
- File Name: Azure.Redis.MigrateAMR.md
- Purpose: This file serves as a reference for creating a new rule.
- Current State: The file is available for reference in the context of creating a new rule.
- Key Code Segments: Not specified in the conversation.
- Dependencies: The new rule for issue [RULE] Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash tiers retirement path Azure/PSRule.Rules.Azure#3606 will depend on the structure and logic defined in this file.
- Problem Resolution:
- Issues Encountered: No specific technical problems were mentioned.
- Solutions Implemented: The user provided a clear reference for the new rule.
- Debugging Context: No ongoing troubleshooting efforts were noted.
- Lessons Learned: The importance of referencing existing rules for similar tasks.
- Progress Tracking:
- Completed Tasks: Initial requests for rule creation and delegation.
- Partially Complete Work: The creation of the new rule for issue [RULE] Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash tiers retirement path Azure/PSRule.Rules.Azure#3606 is pending.
- Validated Outcomes: No features or code have been confirmed working through testing yet.
- Active Work State:
- Current Focus: The user is focused on creating a new rule for issue [RULE] Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash tiers retirement path Azure/PSRule.Rules.Azure#3606 based on Azure.Redis.MigrateAMR.
- Recent Context: The user provided specific instructions to use an existing rule as a reference.
- Working Code: No specific code snippets were discussed recently.
- Immediate Context: The user was addressing the creation of a new rule for issue [RULE] Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash tiers retirement path Azure/PSRule.Rules.Azure#3606 before the summary was triggered.
- Recent Operations:
- Last Agent Commands: User commands included creating a rule for [RULE] Azure Cache for Redis retirement path Azure/PSRule.Rules.Azure#3605, delegating to a cloud agent, and discussing issue [RULE] Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash tiers retirement path Azure/PSRule.Rules.Azure#3606.
- Tool Results Summary: No specific tool results were returned; the conversation consisted of user requests.
- Pre-Summary State: The agent was discussing the creation of a new rule for issue [RULE] Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise and Enterprise Flash tiers retirement path Azure/PSRule.Rules.Azure#3606.
- Operation Context: The commands were executed to facilitate the user's goal of creating a new rule for Azure resources.
- Continuation Plan:
- Pending Task 1: ...
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