A Microsoft-backed initiative that defines quality standards for infrastructure-as-code modules and publishes supported Bicep and Terraform modules for deploying Azure resources.
Platform Engineering is changing how organizations build and operate Azure environments. Rather than treating cloud infrastructure as a collection of individual projects, Platform Engineering creates a shared internal platform that gives development teams…
In this episode of the M365.fm podcast, we explore one of the most debated Infrastructure as Code (IaC) questions in the Azure ecosystem: should you choose Terraform or Azure Bicep? Rather than declaring a universal winner, the discussion explains why the…
Azure Bicep is far more than a cleaner replacement for ARM templates—it's an architectural approach to managing cloud infrastructure at enterprise scale. In this episode, we explore how Bicep enables organizations to build modular, reusable, and maintainable…
Many organizations have moved workloads to Azure but still run it like a traditional data center. In this interview, Microsoft MVP Jev Suchoi explains to cloud architects, platform teams and IT leaders how Azure landing zones, the Cloud Adoption Framework…
Azure Verified Modules help standardize components and reduce configuration differences. The show notes mention them as a way to cut configuration effort in Bicep deployments at scale. · From the episode: Azure Bicep at Scale
Why does Infrastructure as Code matter?
It deploys consistent environments, improves compliance, reduces configuration drift and lets security be implemented earlier, using tools like Bicep, Terraform and Azure Verified Modules. · From the episode: Azure Platform Engineering, Azure Landing…
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