Add option to lock down VCN default security list#86
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Add option to lock down VCN default security list#86ChristianBagley wants to merge 1 commit intoDataDog:masterfrom
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Introduces a variable to control removal of default OCI security list rules (SSH/ICMP) from Datadog-managed VCNs. Updates module, schema, and variable definitions to support this behavior.
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What:
Lock down Datadog-created VCN default security lists by default and expose a toggle in the stack schema so teams can opt back into Oracle’s open SSH rules if needed.
Why:
Without this, every deployment quietly restores OCI’s default ingress rules (SSH from 0.0.0.0/0). The new toggle keeps fresh installs secure while preserving backward compatibility.
Testing:
Tested by running on this branch.
Addresses Issue #85