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By Roberto In this post, we'll explore how to automate the creation of a Windows 11 Virtual Machine in Azure's Mexico region using a combination of GitHub Actions and Bicep. This powerful duo enables us to define our infrastructure as code, ensuring ...

💡 This article is a contribution to #festivetechcalendar2025, a popular community-driven technical event. For more information about the event, its schedule and speakers, visit https://festivetechcalendar.com/. Introduction This holiday season, le...

Introduction This all started from a very practical problem: I wanted a disposable, repeatable Active Directory lab I could spin up for demos, tutorials, and future blog posts (stay tuned). I needed something I could tear down and rebuild without fea...

NoteThis post was originally posted on 25.05.2024 Hi there, if you are using Terraform, you are probably using a remote backend state for collaboration and centralized backup. If you are also using an Azure Storage Account as your backend state, you...

Sometimes the solution you're building doesn't need another Function App, another timer trigger, or another piece of custom code to maintain. Azure Storage has a built-in lifecycle management engine that can handle age-based cleanup policies entirely...

If you have been using the Azure portal to set up your cloud resources, you likely have experience using Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates for consistent build and deployment. However, there are limitations to using ARM templates which among oth...

Welcome to Day 3 of the Azure Zero to Hero series!Today’s focus is on Infrastructure as Code (IaC) in Azure using ARM Templates. You’ll learn: What is IaC? Why ARM Templates matter in Azure The structure of an ARM template How to deploy one from ...

As organizations increasingly adopt infrastructure as code (IaC) practices, tools like Terraform and Bicep offer robust, declarative ways to consistently provision Azure resources. This guide explores how to deploy Azure Container Apps using Terrafor...
