Deploy Azure resources by using Bicep and Azure Pipelines 

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Understand Azure Pipelines

Exercise - Create and run a basic pipeline

Deploy Bicep files by using a pipeline

Exercise - Create a service connection

Exercise - Add a Bicep deployment task to the pipeline

Use triggers to control when your pipeline runs

Exercise - Update your pipeline's trigger

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Understand service principals

Create a service principal and key

Exercise - Create a service principal and key

Grant a service principal access to Azure

Exercise - Authorize your service principal for deployments

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Understand pipeline stages

Lint and validate your Bicep code

Exercise - Set up your environment

Exercise - Add lint and validate stages to your pipeline

Preview and approve your deployment

Exercise - Add a preview stage to your pipeline

Test your resources after deployment

Exercise - Add a test stage to your pipeline

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Understand environments

Handle similarities between environments by using pipeline templates

Exercise - Set up your environment

Exercise - Add multiple environments to your pipeline

Handle differences between environments by using Bicep parameters

Exercise - Use Bicep parameters with multiple environments

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Understand end-to-end deployments

Configure applications and virtual machines

Exercise - Set up your environment

Exercise - Deploy a web application

Configure storage and databases

Exercise - Seed a storage account and database

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Publish Bicep code from a deployment pipeline

Exercise - Set up your environment

Exercise - Publish a template spec

Design a pipeline and versioning strategy

Exercise - Publish a module to a registry

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Plan your environments

Secure your repositories and pipelines

Secure your Azure environment

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