Last month, Microsoft announced something that was long awaited for: the public preview of Azure Function Apps with PowerShell support. Although it had supported “experimental languages” in v1, now you can run PowerShell Core and the Azmodule in a v2…
This week, a long awaited feature was announced. Multi-stage pipelines in Azure DevOps with YAML have gone into public preview. So what’s the big deal? Well I am very excited as this is one step further to a completely coded…
There are a few ways to make it easier to create a new ARM Template. For example: Quickstart Templates Microsoft Docs Azure Resource explorer Visual Studio A generated template from the Azure Portal. In this post, I want to dive…
I want to continue on with two posts I wrote before. In this post, I showed a step-by-step setup for an ARM Template deployment in Azure DevOps. In this post, I presented you ARMHelper: a module I created to help you…
While working with ARM templates, I have created some tools with PowerShell to make it a little bit easier to do debugging and show risks like overwriting resources. I have written a post before about a script that shows the…
In an earlier blogpost, I created a logic app in the portal to start a runbook through an Office365 calendar appointment. It’s very easy to create this in the portal. But it’s a lot more fun to automate the process!…
Inspired by this post, I want to tell you something about my experience with ARM templates and Terraform. My learningpath for Infrastructure as Code has been backwards. My team had been using Terraform for a while when I joined them,…
In my last blogpost, I showed a script I use to test en view an ARM Template deployment. This time I want to use this script as a start to create a very basic CI/CD deployment in Azure DevOps. Just…