Use service connection approvals to elevate Azure DevOps deployment security

In DevOps, the focus is primarily on automation and having dependable deployments. However, sometimes human intervention is necessary, particularly for deployments to critical environments like production or other business-critical systems. Azure DevOps has some measures that you can configure to implement these controls through approvals and checks. Azure DevOps has some measures that you can … Continue reading Use service connection approvals to elevate Azure DevOps deployment security →

Reusability with export and import in Azure Bicep

In this blog post, you will learn how to use the export decorator and the import statement. The export decorator and import statement will reduce duplication and improve the reusability of user-defined types, variables, and user-defined functions in Azure Bicep. Note! To use export and import you need Azure Bicep version 0.25.3 or newer. What … Continue reading Reusability with export and import in Azure Bicep →

Azure Bicep Cheat Sheet

I am happy to share my side-project on Azure Bicep: Azure Bicep Cheat Sheet - A quick-reference guide! What is a cheat sheet? Cheat sheets are valuable tools offering quick references to essential information. They enhance efficiency by providing concise summaries and consolidating vast details into a digestible format. In this cheat sheet, several Azure … Continue reading Azure Bicep Cheat Sheet →

Azure Bicep Tips & Tricks

After working with Azure Bicep for some time, I'd like to share the daily tips and tricks that I have gathered. These insights will not only make writing Azure Bicep code more enjoyable but also significantly improve its readability. #1: Adopt a prefix convention Azure Bicep aims to improve and simplify the authoring experience with … Continue reading Azure Bicep Tips & Tricks →

Subnetting in Azure Bicep

In this blog, I am writing about Bicep CIDR functions and will show a practical example on how to use this. With these CIDR functions subnetting in Bicep has been made easier. We can now create subnets programmatically. What is CIDR? CIDR stands for Classless Inter-Domain Routing and it is a method of allocating IP … Continue reading Subnetting in Azure Bicep →