Week 5 demo proposal #2398
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Week 5 demo proposal #2398
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Hi! Cool proposal! Never heard of bicep. Could you add a comparison with azure cli as well? |
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Sure! We can compare it to azure cli! |
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Could you also edit the proposal? |
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Assignment Proposal
Title
Using Bicep to edit Azure resources as code
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Description
We want to demo how to setup Azure infrastructure resources using the Bicep language. The demo will show how to edit and setup a similar environment in a different Azure region. The demo will further compare the process of using Azure CLI and ARM templates to using Bicep to declaratively generate the resource templates.
Relevance
Microsoft Azure is the largest cloud computing provider however their DSL bicep for IAC on MS Azure is not as common as similar technologies such as Teraform or AWS cloud formation. The technologies differ in key aspects and we think it would be interesting to demo this technoloy to the rest of the course attendees.