From the course: Building Infrastructure as Code (IaC) with Azure Bicep: Part 1
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Using insert resource capability - Azure Tutorial
From the course: Building Infrastructure as Code (IaC) with Azure Bicep: Part 1
Using insert resource capability
- [Instructor] In this video, we will learn about Azure Bicep's handy capability to insert a resource, which is Azure resource, to your Visual Studio Code based on that Azure resource ID that it has. To use this feature, you would need an access to the existing Azure resource in your subscription and resource group. Our Bicep Course Hero Mike, a cloud engineer, will introduce a helpful feature of Bicep extension that helps to reuse an existing resource declaration code. The Bicep code will be auto-generated in your connected subscription based on Azure resource ID. Additionally, this feature will save you ton of time as it could be easily used to auto-convert your legacy environment into modern Bicep language declaration. There are many benefits to this approach. This feature is a great starter for Kinectico's development team, but it requires a refactoring to nicely fit into the Azure resources code base. So our team…
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Defining Azure Bicep and versioning2m 40s
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Versioning demo4m 21s
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Extensions3m 33s
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Visual Studio Code default setup1m 40s
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Tweaking Bicep linter rules and Azure Bicep coding standards1m 35s
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Coding standards demo6m 31s
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Parent and child resource management2m 22s
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Using insert resource capability3m 43s
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