Managing Azure Resources Using Infrastructure as Code

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James Millar

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01 - Introduction

01 - Managing resources using infrastructure as code.mp4

01:18

02 - Benefits of infrastructure as code.mp4

01:41

03 - Introducing the scenario.mp4

02:05

02 - 1. Introduction to Infrastructure as Code

01 - Understanding infrastructure as code.mp4

03:37

02 - Infrastructure as code in action.mp4

04:56

03 - Infrastructure as code providers.mp4

03:11

03 - 2. Exploring ARM Templates

01 - Introducing ARM templates.mp4

03:06

02 - Structure of an ARM template.mp4

02:38

03 - Creating an ARM template.mp4

03:34

04 - Deploying ARM templates.mp4

02:47

04 - 3. Using Parameters and Outputs

01 - Why you need parameters and outputs.mp4

02:08

02 - Exploring parameters.mp4

02:59

03 - Adding parameters.mp4

02:27

04 - Exploring outputs.mp4

04:50

05 - Adding an output.mp4

02:32

05 - 4. Configuring Azure DevOps

01 - Introduction to pipelines.mp4

05:02

02 - Creating a release pipeline.mp4

09:07

03 - Putting it all together.mp4

03:46

06 - Conclusion

01 - Learning more about infrastructure as code in Azure.mp4

02:25

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When migrating to the cloud, it's important that you start with a good foundation. Costs can quickly escalate, and your Azure estate can quickly become unmanageable if you don't get things right at the start. In this course, instructor James Millar covers important concepts you need to know around Azure resources in order to set your cloud environment up for success. He starts by looking at the benefits of infrastructure as code before looking at ARM templates. ARM is the standard way of working with resources, but this course also looks at alternatives such as Terraform. James explains how you can create and deploy templates through the portal, the Azure CLI, and tools such as Azure DevOps.

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James Millar

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I am an experienced full stack .NET contractor with extensive experience of both Amazon Web Services and Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform. I have experience in the full .NET stack having worked on web, desktop and mobile projects. I have experience high throughput IOT applications and building applications and services that perform at scale.

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