Learning GitHub Actions for DevOps CI/CD - Developing IAC Template with Bicep to Deploy Infrastructure - Part 2

The video tutorial guides viewers through the process of developing a Bicep template in Azure. It begins with an overview of Bicep template development and the challenges faced. The tutorial then demonstrates how to create an App Service in Azure and download an ARM template. It explains the conversion of ARM templates to Bicep using decompile commands. The video also covers editing the Bicep template in Visual Studio Code, including parameter adjustments. Finally, it shows how to deploy and test the Bicep template in Azure, ensuring successful deployment of resources.

What is the main focus of the continuation in the Bicep template development?

• Creating a virtual machine

• Setting up a network

• Adding an App Service plan and Web app

• Adding a database

Which operating system is selected for the web app in the Azure portal?

• Windows

• Ubuntu

• Linux

• macOS

What is the purpose of using the decompile and build commands?

• To convert Bicep templates to JSON

• To convert ARM templates to Bicep templates

• To compile code into an executable

• To debug the Bicep template

Why are some parameters not copied into the Bicep template?

• They are too complex to include

• They are not supported by Bicep

• They are already included by default

• They are not dynamic values for deployment

What prefix is used for the hosting plan name in the Bicep template?

• SRV

• WEB

• ASP

• APP

What command is used to deploy a Bicep template in Azure?

• az template apply

• az resource deploy

• az deployment group create

• az group create

What indicates that the Bicep template has been successfully deployed?

• An error message is displayed

• The deployment is tracked and confirmed in the resource group

• The template file is deleted

• A notification is sent to the user