With the new release of Bicep (v0.4.1124) it is now possible to export existing Azure resources to Bicep code. This means you do not have…
As of version 0.4.1008 bicep now supports repositories for saving bicep modules. Repositories that are supported at the time of writing this article are: Azure…
Within Azure DevOps service connections are used for the authentication against the Azure platform but in GitHub this works a little bit different. Let me…
At the beginning of this year Microsoft released Azure Arc enabled Kubernetes, this enabled you to attach conformant Kubernetes clusters to Azure for management. With a new preview…
Azure template spec is a resource type within Azure used for storing an Azure Resource Manager (ARM) template for later use. By using template specs…
During Ignite Microsoft released bicep version 0.3.1. With this version the bicep language is not experimental any more. Some pointer about this version are: Parity…
Azure Template specs is a new resource within Azure that is used for saving Azure Resource Manager Templates (ARM). With these template specifics you can…
After my session at Azure LowLands with the title “You build It, You run It on the Microsoft Platform” a lot of people were interested…
Most organizations start with the Microsoft Azure cloud by experimenting and before they know it, an environment is created that is no longer as transparent…
Control over your cloud environment is great. In order to properly monitor and manage a cloud environment, it is important to draw up a cloud…
Bicep is at the time of writing an experimental language that you can be used to simplify the writing of ARM templates. Bicep is a…
The last year I have worked with Henry Been to write the book: Implementing Azure DevOps Solutions. Henry has written the largest part of the…