Tag: bicep
Build a Blog: Going to production with Azure Static Web Apps
I'm almost ready to take my Static Web App to production and make it public. However, there are a few things that I want to make sure I do before going to production. This is true…
Build a Blog: Custom domains for Azure Static Web Apps
In my last post, I registered a DNS domain name and set up Azure DNS for it. I want my blog to use that domain name, so I need to set up a custom domain in Static Web Apps using…
Build a Blog: Set up DNS in Azure
Today, I'm continuing on the job of setting up a new blog. I've now got three blog posts, so that's enough for me to consider what I need to do for production. I don't have a…
Build a Blog: Deploy Azure Infrastructure three ways
For most developers, dealing with the infrastructure part of the job is hard. I like to say "give me a database and a web site" and prefer not to get into the other requirements…
Type-checking Bicep arrays and objects
As you may have guessed by now, I'm delving heavily into the world of Bicep right now, mostly in order to describe the infrastructure for my personal projects in a readable way.…
Bicep, loops, and defaults
I've been playing around a lot with bicep recently. I like it because it is much more readable than ARM templates and lets me modularize my deployments easily. Recently, I was…
Build a GraphQL API on Azure API Management using Bicep
When I build a service in the cloud, I describe the infrastructure as a blob of code. There are lots of solutions out there for this. Azure has the Azure Resource Manager (or…