Since October 2021, you are able to use a registry for your Bicep templates. This makes working on a larger scale a lot more approachable…
In my previous blogpost, I talked about a way to use a bicep module to set a naming convention standard. In this post, I want…
Naming resources has always been a familiar theme in IT and Azure is no different. It pays off to pick a good naming strategy. I…
If you are using PowerShell, you probably use some modules from the PowerShell Gallery. These modules are created by Microsoft or by third party companies,…
There are a lot of reasons to have a website. To run a blog, to have a portfolio, or to show photos of your cat.…
In this post, I want to focus on a specific function in Bicep templates: for loops. Loops can help with flexibility, reusability and minimizing duplicate…
A situation I have seen with some companies, is that Azure DevOps adoption sort of starts as a playground. But once stuff is getting serious,…
In every programming language, you want to prevent duplicate code. Duplicate code means you have to maintain two versions of the same code, which gives…
In this post, I’m going to show you a way to build, test and deploy bicep with GitHub Actions to Azure. I will make use…
I have written before about PowerShell in Durable functions. A few weeks ago, the great news was shared that Azure durable functions are now general…