Getting Started with Azure Bicep
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- Опубликовано: 16 май 2021
- In this video, we go over the items needed to prepare a development environment for Azure Bicep, including adding the Bicep extension to VS Code, adding the Bicep Command Line Interface (CLI) and installing or updating PowerShell and Azure CLI. Once in place, we walk through a tutorial to create a simple Azure Storage account with Bicep.
Links:
Zero to Hero with Windows Virtual Desktop:
www.udemy.com/course/zero-to-...
2:45 Bicep CLI:
docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azur...
3:45 Azure CLI:
docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/...
5:00 Install Az Module:
docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powe...
5:35 Uninstall Previous Version of the Az Module:
docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powe...
Thank you my good Sir. This helps us get underway in a step by step way to get going. Looking forward to VM deployments and other resource creations :)
Great intro! This got me started right away.
Thanks again. as usual, so helpful. appeciated
My pleasure!
Hi Travis , Thanks for making bicep videos Can you please make more videos on Bicep?
Thanks for the video. Bicep files are supposed to be idempotent, why do we have to change the storage name. Couldn’t it just create the resource if it doesn’t exist (without using uniquestring function)? Thanks
Hey Travis, do you know a good blog how to setup the VS Code like you use?
Hi Travis, can you please share azure infra resources creation biceps scripts that can be used in azure devops ci/cd pipelin, it would be great helpful
Hi, any video which is deploying core api using bicep please share
i think i'll continue with terraform it's more easy
thank you for video
Thank you!
Bicep look like an ugly copy of terraform
I didn't understand the part, where he started deploying using azure cli... During 2nd time, he just changed the command in the powershell console itself, sir please give us info regarding azure cli...thank u
Same for me. Nothing worked as he showed in the video after installing Azure CLI. Get-InstalledModule returns: 'Get-InstalledModule' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
At 0:54 "Before we get started, please ... Like ..." 🤔 I'll consider that, if I reach the end of this video ☺
azure cli azure powershell vs code omg... i wish they also required to reinstall entire os to do this....
Should I learn Bicep or Terraform. I am confused. I can’t afford ( time) to learn both
if you are focuses on azure, then go with bicep, if you are multicloud and onpremises, go with terraform. I'm sure that the switch once you get used to with one of them won't be that difficult, the principles are the same
Bicep look like an ugly copy of terraform
Terraform is multi provider, bicep is copy of terraform.