Manage end-to-end deployment scenarios by using Bicep and Azure Pipelines
Create a unified pipeline to deploy your entire environment. You add a build stage to your pipeline, and use pipeline artifacts and Bicep outputs to publish applications, databases, and blobs.
Deploy Azure infrastructure, applications, database scripts, and storage blobs from a single pipeline, Use pipeline scripts and pipeline tasks to perform deployment steps, Use pipeline artifacts to publish compiled files for your deployment pipeline stages to use, Pass data from your Bicep files to other deployment steps by using outputs
Prerequisites
You should be familiar with using:
Bicep, including child resources, and how to deploy Bicep files to Azure.
Azure, including the Azure portal, subscriptions, resource groups, and resources.
Basic Git commands, including cloning, committing files, and pushing changes to Azure Repos.
YAML pipelines through Azure Pipelines, including multistage pipelines, environments, and service connections.
To work through the exercises in the module, you need:
An Azure account, with the ability to create resource groups, Microsoft Entra applications, and service principals.
An Azure DevOps organization and account.
To work through the exercises, you also need the following installed locally:
Visual Studio Code.
The Bicep extension for Visual Studio Code.
The Azure Pipelines extension for Visual Studio Code.
The latest Azure CLI tools or the latest Azure PowerShell.
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