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Tag Archives: ARM
The live stream recording “ARM Templates Deployment Scripts” is now available!
On October 19, 2020 I did a live stream together with Microsoft Azure MVP Martin Ehrnst to talk about Deployment Scripts in ARM templates. We talked about the need for deployment scripts for the “last mile configuration” and how they … Continue reading
Posted in Azure, DevOps
Tagged ARM, arm templates, automation, azure, declarative, DevOps, IaC, imperative, infrastructure as code, microsoft
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The live stream recording “Nested & linked ARM templates” is now available!
On October 12, 2020 I did a live stream together with Microsoft Azure MVP Martin Ehrnst to talk about nested and linked ARM templates. We covered topics such as nesting, expression evaluation handling, multi-scoping and decomposing strategies. And we quickly … Continue reading
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Tagged ARM, arm templates, automation, azure, DevOps, IaC, infrastructure as code, lifecycle management, linked, linked templates, microsoft, nested, nested templates
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How to release existing resources from Terraform management
Some days ago I wrote an article how one can bring existing resources under Terraform management. While this is a valid scenario, the opposite could also be needed. This blog post demonstrates several methods how one can release existing resources … Continue reading
Posted in Azure
Tagged ARM, arm templates, azure, DevOps, IaC, infrastructure as code, state, terraform
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Visualize your ARM Templates in VS Code
My team works a lot with ARM Templates to deploy and maintain Azure-based applications and infrastructure. We normally develop ARM Templates using Visual Studio Code, then manage and release the code using Azure DevOps. Sometimes we hand over code to … Continue reading
Posted in Azure, DevOps
Tagged ARM, arm templates, DevOps, extension, IaC, infrastructure as code, visual studio code, visualization, vs code, vs code extension
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ARM Templates – Create multiple Instances by using ‘copy’
Creating multiple instances of Azure resources using copy. Continue reading
Posted in Azure, DevOps
Tagged ARM, arm templates, copy, DevOps, IaC, iteration, multiply
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Terraform – a first introduction
Infrastructure as code is very popular for some time already. When talking about deploying infrastructure or application components to Microsoft Azure as code, then the Azure Resource Manager (ARM) will come to your attention. ARM manages resources that live in … Continue reading
Posted in Azure, DevOps
Tagged ARM, arm templates, hashicorp, HCL, IaC, infrastructure as code, terraform, tf
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Building a simple release pipeline for ARM templates
Using release pipelines is a pretty common thing for agile developers, but not necessarily for IT Pros. However, they can still very much benefit from that process when working with their IT pro artefacts such as scripts, ARM templates, runbooks, … Continue reading
Posted in Azure, DevOps
Tagged ARM, IaC, release pipeline, template, templates, visual studio, vsts
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Speaking at geekmania 2016
For many years – since 2007 – I have been a speaker at the annual technical conference “geekmania” in Switzerland. It’s the time of the year again when the geeky conference comes to live! This year in the Pathé Cinema … Continue reading
Posted in Events/Speaking
Tagged 2016, ARM, azure, azure resource manager, azure stack, bi, cloud, community, datacenter, event, geek, geekmania, hybrid, hyper-v, MSOMS, oms, operations management suite, power, PowerBI, private, public, s2d, sofs, spaces, storage, System Center (without SCSM), windows server, wssc
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Azure Resource Policies – a complete walkthrough
When companies use Azure to deploy and use resources, they should use strict guidelines to safeguard their subscriptions and keep the quality at a high level. They need to make sure that resources are placed in the correct resource groups, … Continue reading
Posted in Azure, DevOps
Tagged ARM, azure resource manager, azure resource policy, condition, Control, effect, if, json, then, visual studio
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