Error: New-AzResourceGroupDeployment: Cannot retrieve the dynamic parameters for the cmdlet. Cannot find path ‘.json’ because it does not exist.

I received the above error today whilst working on a new Bicep template which caused me a bit of confusion as it seemed to be indicating that a file was missing. What I figured out in the end is that it was really saying that I had messed up something in my Bicep template file... Continue Reading →

How To: Deploy Multiple Virtual Machines Using Bicep, PowerShell and a little XML.

Following on from my previous post I thought it would be interesting to look at how I can use Bicep to deploy multiple Virtual Machines.

How to: Deploy a Virtual Machine to Azure using Bicep.

As some of the readers will know I became aware of and blogged about Bicep a month or so ago. Since then work has interfered with me giving this more than a cursory glance. However, I started to look at this in a little more detail last week. Anyway, I was interested in seeing how... Continue Reading →

Bicep, a declarative language which provides an alternative to JSON for deploying ARM templates.

For anyone like me who has never been particularly comfortable working with JSON when deploying resources to Azure. There is a new language called Bicep which provides a more declarative approach to working with ARM templates. According to Microsoft Bicep offers the following benefits: Support for all resource types and API versions: Bicep immediately supports... Continue Reading →

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