feat: Add GCP cost analysis and refine Bicep deployment
Created by: Edouard-Legoupil
This commit introduces a detailed cost analysis for deploying the application on Google Cloud Platform and refines the Azure Bicep deployment to be more complete and secure.
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GCP Cost Analysis: The
doc_cloud-deployment.mdfile has been updated to include a comprehensive cost analysis for GCP, mirroring the structure of the existing Azure analysis. This includes four distinct usage scenarios and a "Cost Per Proposal" metric. -
Bicep Refinements:
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openai.bicepmodule has been updated to specify a more recent GPT-4 model version. - The
container_apps.bicepandmain.bicepfiles have been updated to include all necessary environment variables for the Serper API and Entra SSO, which are passed securely as secrets.
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CI/CD Pipeline Fix: The
.github/workflows/deploy.ymlfile has been corrected to pass all the required secret parameters to the Bicep deployment, ensuring the pipeline is functional. -
Documentation Updates: The
infrastructure/README.mdhas been updated to reflect the new parameters required for manual deployment. -
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