Intermediate Bicep - This learning path covers child and extension resources, managing changes to your code using Git, structuring your Bicep code for collaboration, previewing Azure deployment changes by using what-if, and migrating Azure resource and JSON ARM templates to Bicep.
To provide support for Bicep templates for Microsoft Graph resources, we have released the new Microsoft Graph Bicep extension that allows you to author, deploy, and manage supported Microsoft Graph resources (initially Microsoft Entra ID resources) in Bicep template files either on their own, or alongside Azure resources. Authoring experience
By using Bicep's for loops and parameters, we can automate the creation of multiple resources efficiently and consistently. In this blog post, we'll explore how to automate the deployment of multiple Azure resources using Bicep, a domain-specific language (DSL) for deploying Azure resources declaratively.
Creating an Application Landing Zone using Bicep provides a robust, scalable, and secure foundation for deploying applications in Azure. By following a phased, modular approach and leveraging automation, organizations can accelerate their cloud adoption journey while maintaining governance and operational excellence.
Chapter 1 Chapter 2 >> Chapter 3 >> What is Bicep ? Bicep is an IaC language for automating Azure infrastructure construction. -- IaC means Infrastructure as Code. Bicep simplify Azure Resource Manager templates as a wrapper. Bicep files are converted to JSON format internally, then the files communicate via Azure REST API This is a language provided by Microsoft that is wrapped in Bicep to ...
Deploying AI solutions at scale requires more than just innovation; it necessitates automation. In this blog, we will explore how to optimize and standardize Azure AI Foundry deployments using Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC). By leveraging the declarative capabilities of Bicep alongside the automation features of GitHub Workflows, you can establish reproducible, secure, and fully automated ...
Bicep, Microsoft’s domain-specific language (DSL) for ARM templates, brings simplicity and readability to Azure IaC. In this blog, I’ll walk you through how to design a reusable Bicep module for deploying Azure Databricks, a popular analytics and machine learning platform.
Bicep Local has an extensible interface for using Bicep syntax to manage resources beyond ARM. This blog explores how to create your own extension for Bicep Local.
Azure Storage Accounts provide a reliable and scalable solution for storing blobs, files, queues, and more. While deploying storage accounts and containers is straightforward with infrastructure-as-code (IaC) tools like Bicep, creating a folder structure inside Blob containers requires additional scripting support.
