Introduction This post is a part of Azure Spring Clean which is a community event focused on Azure management topics from March 14-18, 2022. Thanks to Joe Carlyle and Thomas
Update 3/31: Realized this assumed Defender was already turned on the server so adding the Bicep to do that. Introduction This one is tricky. If
Introduction That’s title is a mouthful: Chicken and the Egg: How to Handle Bicep Interdependencies. What this means is how to handle deployments when resources
Background Did you know that “technically” nested loops in Azure Bicep are supported? Neither did I until really digging into it. The scenario I was
Introduction Update: This template is available in TheYAMLPipelineOne on GitHub One the classic conundrums that occurs when properly managing Azure Key Vault is how to
Background One of benefits on leveraging YAML based pipelines in Azure DevOps (ADO), is the ability for builds and deployments to be managed as code.
Disclaimer: This is more technical than what I like putting in a blog post. I don’t know a way around it as feel like it’s
Background I had the honor of being awarded a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award within the Azure domain. According to Microsoft: Microsoft Most Valuable
Background This post is going to cover a lot achieving the swapping of slots via Azure DevOps tasks and YAML templates! Essentially wanted to go
Background Managing Azure access plans is something I constantly find both newer and more senior developers/admins constantly getting tripped on. It is imperative to understand