Introduction Your Bicep templates are probably broken, and you don’t know it yet. Infrastructure as Code can easily create a false sense of confidence when incrementally […]
Introduction Your Bicep templates are probably broken, and you don’t know it yet. Infrastructure as Code can easily create a false sense of confidence when incrementally […]
Azure has announced the retirement of Azure Cache for Redis and Azure Cache for Redis Enterprise, prompting users to consider Azure Managed Redis. While both share […]
In a previous post about Bicep Local, I explained how this feature enables the creation of custom extensions that can be used directly within Bicep. Also […]
On numerous occasions, I observed that this was not widely known; however, when working with the Bicep CLI, several commands (such as build or lint) support […]
On numerous occasions, I observed that this was not widely known; however, when working with the Bicep CLI, several commands (such as build or lint) support […]
Azure API Management (APIM) facilitates AI applications through Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. This functionality allows existing APIs to be exposed as MCP servers, simplified via […]
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 […]