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- Getting started with Azure Bicep | Microsoft Community Hub
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
- What is Bicep? The ARM Template DSL | Microsoft Community Hub
This post discusses how Bicep, the ARM template DSL, looks like and how we can leverage it for ARM template authoring
- Automating Multiple Azure Resource Deployment with Bicep
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
- Automating Azure AI Foundry Deployment with IaC: Leveraging Bicep and . . .
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
- Azure Landing Zones Accelerators for Bicep and Terraform Announcing . . .
The Azure Landing Zones Accelerators for Bicep and Terraform play a crucial role in minimizing the effort needed for analyzing and creating an Azure Landing Zone deployment They offer opinionated patterns and comprehensive automation for setting up Azure Landing Zones modules, ensuring a production-ready configuration
- Deploying Logic App Standard resource using Bicep templates and DevOps . . .
The Bicep VS Code extension helps to decompile ARM JSON template into Bicep template and also provides intellisense for writing the Bicep code In this example, I am using an existing ARM template for Logic App standard and decompiling it into Bicep template Alternatively, you can export the logic app template from the logic app in the Azure
- Whats New: Bicep Support in Microsoft Sentinel Repositories
Integrating Bicep with Microsoft Sentinel Repositories Microsoft Sentinel’s Repositories feature already allows organizations to integrate with GitHub or Azure DevOps to manage their Sentinel configurations in a version-controlled, collaborative manner
- Easily add login to your Azure app with Bicep
The Bicep for configuration is slightly different across Container Apps and App Service, but they share properties in common: redirectToProvider: The value of 'azureactivedirectory' tells built-in auth to use Entra ID to handle the user login
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