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…
Category: ARM Templates
In my previous post, I showed how to get started with Azure ARM Template specs. I’m excited to say that this week, the announcement came…
When working in an enterprise Azure environment, Infrastructure as a Code is pretty much a given. But not everyone that uses resources in your tenant…
In September 2020, Project Bicep was introduced. A new and more simple way to author ARM templates. By March 2021, Bicep had grown to an…
This week, a video was released that I recorded with April Edwards for Microsoft’s Channel 9! In this video, which is part of the Azure…
When What-If was still in preview, I wrote a post about all the functionality it offers. It is still something I use daily to see…
In previous blog posts, I showed how you can test and deploy your ARM templates through Azure DevOps and GitHub Actions. I mentioned one way…
In my last blogpost, I explained how to deploy ARM templates through an Azure DevOps pipeline. This time, I want to show you how to…
About a year and a half ago, I wrote a blog post about how you can use Azure DevOps for ARM templates. But developments are…
Last year at Microsoft Ignite, the private preview of the ARM template what-if option was introduced. Since about a month, this new option for PowerShell…