In past few articles, we have been discussing about Azure Bicep. We have seen how to create new resources or refer existing resources in bicep file. We also have seen…
In the previous article, we have seen how a key vault can be used to store sensitive values and how to use those values in the bicep file. In this…
In past few articles, I have been writing about Azure Bicep. We already have discussed about bicep parameter file in one of the past articles in this series. In this…
Sometimes, when we are creating multiple resources, some of the resources have dependencies on the other resources. For example, we cannot create blob storage, until we create storage account Or…
Sometimes, a resource may have one or more than one child resources. For example, when a storage account is created, the storage account may contain blobs, file storage, and queue…
Till now, we have seen multiple features from Azure Bicep. In this article, we can understand what are modules and how they can be used while authoring the bicep files.…
In this article, we are going to talk about how can we use loops in Azure bicep code. Why loops are needed ? As in other languages, loops in biceps…
In previous article, we have seen what are bicep parameter files. In this article, we are going to use Azure CLI to deploy the bicep file. We will also use…
In previous article, we have seen how to deploy a bicep file using a VS Code extension. While performing those steps, the bicep deployment wizard asked if we have any…
In previous two articles, we have seen how a basic bicep file looks like and we also have seen how to write conditional logic using parameters to create (or skip…
In previous article, we have seen how the Azure Bicep can have conditions to create the services. Sometimes, the resource is not required to be created, because it is already…
In previous article, we hare seen what is the format of a bicep file. In that article, we also have seen a basic bicep code to deploy a storage account.…
