Automatically onboard subscriptions with Azure Policy
A lot of organizations manage multiple tenants. This can be the case for managed service providers but also for enterprises. For these cases, you would like ...
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A Festive Tale - The Mystery of Hidden Tags
In the world of cloud management, every detail matters—but what happens when a crucial tag goes missing? Azure Tags are designed to bring order and clarity, ...
Build a Custom Extension for Bicep
In a previous post about Bicep Local, I explained how this feature enables the creation of custom extensions that can be used directly within Bicep. Also tha...
Bicep pattern parameter
On numerous occasions, I observed that this was not widely known; however, when working with the Bicep CLI, several commands (such as build or lint) support ...
How to Authenticate with the GitHub API Using a GitHub App
When working with GitHub and its APIs, authentication plays a crucial role in ensuring secure and controlled access to repositories, workflows, and organizat...
Power Up Your Infrastructure with Bicep Extensions
Bicep was initially developed to enhance ARM. Know it is also possible to reference resources beyond the scope of the Azure Resource Manager. As you may know...
Optimizing Budget Configurations for Enhanced Cost Management in Azure
This is my involvement in Azure Spring Clean 2025, organized by Thomas Thornton, which I`m excited to be part of! For those unaware, the event promotes and e...
Bicep for graph resources
For the Bicep language, an extensibility framework exists that adds capabilities to extend Infrastructure as Code deployments to other resources and provider...
A Bicep linting action for GitHub
As Infrastructure as Code (IaC) practices continue to evolve, maintaining clean and error-free code is crucial for seamless deployments. For this process, I ...
The Bicep deployer function
Bicep evolves weekly, and with every release, new functionality is added. With the release of v0.32.4, the last release of 2024, a cool new function was adde...