Fix Postgres infrastructure and JWT token issuer configuration#865
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Fix Postgres infrastructure and JWT token issuer configuration#865
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Summary & Motivation
Clean up PostgreSQL infrastructure provisioning and fix JWT token signing to use the actual deployment domain.
add-postgres-admin.shshell script that ran as a post-deployment step. The admin is now declared as a resource on the flexible server, removing the need for a separate post-deployment scriptstringbut the column type isbigint, corrected tolonghttps://your-domain.com) as the JWT token issuer and audience instead of a hardcoded value. The previousissandaudclaims were not a valid URL, which caused JWT signature verification to fail on tools like jwt.io. The domain is now passed from the cluster deployment into the Key Vault module, falling back to a hardcoded value when no custom domain is configuredDownstream projects
The JWT issuer/audience change only takes effect when a custom domain is configured before the first deployment. Bicep does not overwrite existing Key Vault secrets, so existing deployments will keep the old values. To update an existing deployment, run the following from the Azure Portal Cloud Shell (Bash):
The Key Vault name matches the cluster resource group name.
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