{ secrets.AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION_ID }} # Deploy Bicep file - name: deploy uses: azure/arm-deploy@v1 with: subscriptionId: ${{ secrets.AZURE_SUBSCRIPTION }} resourceGroupName: ${{ secrets.AZURE_RG }} template: ./main
Recently, I did a live streaming session for the New York City Microsoft Reactor in which I took concepts from theQuickstart: Deploy Bicep files by using GitHub Actionsdoc and put them into action. In this session I create anAzure Kubernetes (AKS)cluster with secrets fromAzure Key VaultwithBi...
Gain all of the benefits of infrastructure as code by using an automated workflow to deploy your Bicep templates, and integrate other deployment activities with your workflows. You'll build workflows using GitHub Actions. Take this learning path to learn how to: Build a workflow that deploys ...
GitHub Action for Azure Resource Manager (ARM) deployments 🚀New Release Alert! We are excited to announce a new implementation of our GitHub Action for Azure Resource Manager (ARM) deployments! To improve the deployment and management of Azure resources, we’ve launchedazure/bicep-deploy, which...
This snippet demonstrates the default usage of the azure/deploy@v1 GitHub Action to create a deployment stack. It deploys a "Development" environment in the westus2 region at the subscription scope, using main.bicep as the template and main.bicepparam for parameters. The deployment also delete...
Take one of these two learning paths based on the tool you want to use: Option 1: Deploy Azure resources by using Bicep and Azure Pipelines Option 2: Deploy Azure resources by using Bicep and GitHub ActionsPrerequisites This learning path assumes you have familiarity with deploying infrastructure...
If you want to create an app with an outdated runtime version that's no longer shown on the portal, use the Azure CLI, ARM template, or Bicep. These deployment alternatives let you create deprecated runtimes that have been removed in the portal, but are still being supported. If a runti...
Throughout this post we looked at how to create a simple Bicep template that will deploy a Static Web App, and how to use it from GitHub Actions. We also saw the process for setting up the authentication from GitHub Actions to Azure, using the OIDC connect method. ...
need to reinvent the wheel, especially if you are getting started and building a basic app. Awesome AZD apps have the dev ops covered for you by including infrastructure as code files (like Bicep files), that will configure your resources for you when you deploy your a...
Octopus helps teams adopt and scale Kubernetes. Teams new to Kubernetes can use our rich step templates to get started quickly, and experienced teams can pick the strategy that suits them: full-control with kubectl or first-class HELM support. You can work with as much or as little YAML as...