Share Bicep modules by using private registries
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Reuse Bicep modules to reduce code duplication and increase the quality of your deployments.
Create a private registry for your organization. Publish shared modules to the registry, and consume them in multiple deployments.
Create a private registry for your own organization, Publish a module to, and consume a module from, a private registry
Prerequisites
You should be familiar with using:
Bicep, including how to use modules and parameters, and how to deploy Bicep files to Azure.
Azure, including the Azure portal, subscriptions, resource groups, and resources.
To work through the exercises, you also need the following items installed locally:
Visual Studio Code.
The Bicep extension for Visual Studio Code.
The latest Azure CLI tools or the latest Azure PowerShell version.
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