Azure locations configuration

control-plane {
  # Control plane token
  token = "cpt_example_c7oze5djp3u14a5xqjanh..."
  # Control plane token with an environment variable
  token = ${?CONTROL_PLANE_TOKEN}
  # Control plane description (optional)
  description = "my control plane description"
  # Locations configurations
  # Server configuration (optional)
  # server {
    # port = 8080 # (optional, default: 8080)
    # bind-address = "0.0.0.0" # (optional, default: 0.0.0.0)

    # # PKCS#12 certificate (optional)
    # certificate {
    # path = "/path/to/certificate.p12"
    #  password = ${CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD} # (optional)
    # }
  # }
  locations = [
    {
      # Private location ID, must be prefixed by prl_, only consist of numbers 0-9, 
      # lowercase letters a-z, and underscores, with a max length of 30 characters
      id = "prl_private_location_example"
      # Private location description (optional)
      description = "Private Location on Azure"
      # Private location type
      type = "azure"
      # Azure location name, as listed by Azure CLI:
      # az account list-locations -o table
      region = "westeurope"
      # Virtual machine size, as listed by Azure CLI:
      # az vm list-sizes --location "westeurope"
      size = "Standard_A4_v2"
      # Engine (optional, default classic)
      engine = "classic" # Possible values: classic or javascript
      # Certified image configuration
      image {
        type = "certified"
        java = "latest" # See engine section
      }
      # Custom image configuration (alternative to certified image)
      # image = {
      #   type = custom
      #   image = "/subscriptions/4c3f1827-1a32-4d18-8e8e-c8abb129f0fe/resourceGroups/<MyResourceGroup>/providers/Microsoft.Compute/galleries/customImages/images/<MyImage>"
      # }
      # Absolute path of the directory where executable binaries will be stored
      # executable-dir = "/tmp"
      # Azure subscription id as returned by Azure CLI:
      # az account show
      subscription = "<MySubscription UUID>"
      # Full identifier of Azure Virtual Network to use for your load generators
      # Use "id" field as returned by Azure CLI:
      # az network vnet list
      network-id = "/subscriptions/<MySubscription UUID>/resourceGroups/<MyResourceGroup>/providers/Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks/<MyVNet>"
      # Subnet belonging to previously defined virtual network
      # Use "subnets.name" as returned by Azure CLI:
      # az network vnet subnet list --resource-group MyResourceGroup --vnet-name MyVNet
      subnet-name = "default"
      # Associate a public IP to network interface (optional)
      associate-public-ip = true
      # Virtual machine tags (optional)
      tags {
        # ExampleKey = ExampleValue 
      }
      # Java configuration (following configuration properties are optional)
      # System properties (optional)
      system-properties {
        # ExampleKey = ExampleValue
      }
      # Overwrite JAVA_HOME definition (optional)
      # java-home = "/usr/lib/jvm/zulu"
      # JVM Options (optional)
      # Default ones, that can be overridden with precedence:
      # [
      #   "-XX:MaxInlineLevel=20", 
      #   "-XX:MaxTrivialSize=12", 
      #   "-XX:+IgnoreUnrecognizedVMOptions", 
      #   "--add-opens=java.base/java.nio=ALL-UNNAMED", 
      #   "--add-opens=java.base/jdk.internal.misc=ALL-UNNAMED"
      # ]
      # Based on your instance configuration, you may want to update Xmx and Xms values.
      # If your load generators are running on Java 24 or newer,
      # we also recommend enforcing the new ZGC garbage collector.
      # jvm-options = ["-XX:+UseZGC", "-Xmx4G", "-Xms512M"]
    }
  ]
}