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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...
Conditional deployments with Bicep!

Conditional deployments with Bicep!

Lately, I had to rollout Azure API Management throughout different environments.  With Bicep, of course!  In the development and test environment, we use API Management without network integration.  In the acceptance and production environments, we deploy it internal...
Validate a Bicep file in your YAML pipeline!

Validate a Bicep file in your YAML pipeline!

When setting up CI/CD pipelines, it’s good to have an explicit build stage.  This stage is typically used to compile your code and run unit tests.  When we are dealing with Infrastructure as Code, such as Bicep or ARM templates, there is no need to compile your...