Category: Bicep
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Create an AKS Cluster Using Bicep
In this post, we are creating a Microsoft Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) using the Infrastructure as code Bicep language.
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Create MS SQL Database With Bicep
This blog post will show you how to create a database on a Microsoft SQL server using a Bicep template.
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Create Microsoft SQL Server With Bicep
In this blog post, we will deploy a Microsoft SQL Server in Azure using the Bicep infrastructure-as-code language.
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Create Windows VM Using Bicep
This blog post will show you how to create a Windows Virtual Machine on Microsoft Azure using Bicep.
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Covert ARM Template to Bicep
If you have been using ARM templates and want to start migrating them to Bicep, this post will show you how to do it.
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How to Manage Bicep CLI
This blog post will show you how to manage the Azure Bicep CLI and keep it up to date.
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Bicep Deployment Modes
In this blog post, we are going to explore the deployment modes option Bicep has to offer.
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Create a Public IP Address With Bicep
This Azure Bicep blog post will show you how to create a Public IP using a Bicep template on the Microsoft Azure Cloud platform.
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Output Values With Bicep
In this post, we will show how to output values from a Bicep deployment and display them.
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Create Azure Key Vault With Bicep
This Bicep blog post will show a deployment code for Azure Key Vault using a Bicep template.
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Pass Inline Parameters to Bicep Template
This blog post will show how to pass parameters to a Bicep template using the command line when using Azure CLI.
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Use Parameter File With Bicep
Deploying workloads and resources to Microsoft Azure using Bicep can save time and effort; however, when deploying multiple resources, it is handy to use a parameter file to store all the parameters.