Introduction to infrastructure as code using Bicep
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Infrastructure as code can help you quickly and confidently scale your cloud deployments. By using Bicep and Azure Resource Manager, you can automate and simplify the provisioning of infrastructure resources.
Describe the benefits of infrastructure as code, Describe the difference between declarative and imperative infrastructure as code, Explain what Bicep is, and how it fits into an infrastructure-as-code approach
Prerequisites
You should be familiar with:
Basic cloud computing concepts and terminology.
Different types of cloud resources.
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