A few weeks ago, I presented the Bicep-Deploy GitHub Action that could test and deploy Bicep templates and validate, deploy, and delete deploymentStacks. The first part […]
Back in 2022 I first started working with Azure Virtual WAN, and wrote a blog post around deployment of the service using Terraform (https://jakewalsh.co.uk/deploying-azure-virtual-wan-using-terraform/). Since then […]
There are several options for deploying resources in Azure with Bicep from a GitHub repository. You can use Azure CLI or Azure PowerShell, but you can […]
Azure Machine Configuration (also known as Azure Policy Guest Configuration) allows operators to configure Azure VMs OS as code via an Extension. It is like deploying […]
What is deployment stacks? Azure Deployment Stacks allow you to manage a set of resources under one roof by defining a Bicep file within stack management. […]
<![CDATA[ Azure Verified Modules (AVM) for Terraform refers to a collection of verified and trusted Terraform modules specifically designed for use with Microsoft Azure. These modules […]
This is my involvement in Azure Spring Clean 2025, organized by Thomas Thornton, which I`m excited to be part of! For those unaware, the event promotes […]
<![CDATA[ The Terraform AzAPI Provider has become a powerful companion to the more traditional AzureRM provider, especially for users needing access to the day zero Azure […]
For the Bicep language, an extensibility framework exists that adds capabilities to extend Infrastructure as Code deployments to other resources and providers. The extensibility framework is […]
<![CDATA[ What is Snyk IaC Snyk is a misconfiguration IaC tool that identifies vulnerabilities in how people write their code. Though I am writing about its […]