Learn how to generate dynamic Azure RBAC role assignments using Pulumi with YAML-driven definitions — including tag-scoped conditions like restricting storage access to env:prod resources only.
You'll learn:
- How to define custom Azure RBAC roles in YAML and hydrate them through Pulumi's automation layer
- Using condition and conditionVersion fields in role assignments to enforce attribute-based access control (ABAC)
- Scoping storage permissions to resources matching specific tag key/value pairs at assignment time
- Structuring Pulumi component resources so YAML definitions stay DRY across multiple environments
- Common gotchas: condition syntax errors, propagation delays, and principal vs. scope mismatches
Keywords: Azure RBAC Pulumi, dynamic role assignments Azure, Pulumi YAML infrastructure, Azure ABAC tag conditions, custom RBAC roles interview
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