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Capture Bicep outputs in PowerShell

Capture Bicep outputs in PowerShell

Outputs in Bicep are super handy.  They allow you to return values from your Bicep template or module.  We often use this for returning values that cannot be known upfront, such as an IP address, principal Id, domain name, url... The challenge As long as we consume...

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Exploring Dapr: Running your first Dapr app in Kubernetes!

In this "Exploring Dapr" series, I'm exploring some of its capabilities and sharing my thoughts on it.  Dapr is an event-driven portable runtime for building micro-services, for more information I refer to the documentation.  Be aware that Dapr is currently under...

Exploring Dapr: Pub/Sub – Part 3: Azure Service Bus

In this "Exploring Dapr" series, I'm exploring some of its capabilities and sharing my thoughts on it.  Dapr is an event-driven portable runtime for building micro services, for more information I refer to the documentation.  Be aware that Dapr is currently under...

Exploring Dapr: Pub/Sub – Part 2: ASP.NET Core integration

In this "Exploring Dapr" series, I'm exploring some of its capabilities and sharing my thoughts on it.  Dapr is an event-driven portable runtime for building micro-services, for more information I refer to the documentation.  Be aware that Dapr is currently under...

Exploring Dapr: Pub/Sub – Part 1: Introduction

In this "Exploring Dapr" series, I'm exploring some of its capabilities and sharing my thoughts on it.  Dapr is an event-driven portable runtime for building micro-services, for more information I refer to the documentation.  Be aware that Dapr is currently under...

Multi-region ARM deployments

Azure solutions that span multiple regions are more and more requested.  There are several options to deploy Azure resources across regions and ARM templates are one of them.  It's very easy, let me explain! In this example, we'll deploy an App Service Plan in two...