First look on the Graph provider for Bicep
Provision an Azure App Service protected by Entra ID using Bicep only.
Xavier Mignot
Azure DevOps: How to commit from a pipeline
How to make a commit from an Azure pipeline triggered by a CI change, on the same branch.
Azure Pipelines: How to get the current service principal id
How to get the id of the service principal running the current task in Azure Pipelines
Azure Pipelines: Storing values between pipelines runs
How to use variable groups in Azure Pipelines with the Azure DevOps CLI and PowerShell
Authenticate to Azure DevOps as a managed identity
Recently I have been fiddling with the Azure DevOps tooling, especially playing with authentication. Yup, I know how to have fun 🤓 After a post about workload identity federation and Terraform, let...
Workload identity federation for Azure DevOps with Terraform
Workload identity federation is becoming more and more supported in the Azure ecosystem, and there is already a lot of content on how to use it for deploying Azure resources (I briefly mention it h...
Follow-up on GitHub runners in Azure Container Apps
I have recently gone back into the code of my series about GitHub self-hosted runners and Azure Container Apps. I have made enough adjustments to add a third post to the series. In the previous ep...
Terraform vs Bicep: the differences you should really know
What really matters if you work with Azure and need to choose between Terraform and Bicep
Scale your org's GitHub runners in Azure Container Apps
This is the second post of the series about hosting your GitHub org’s self-hosted runners in Azure Container Apps. The first episode covers the essentials of the solution, concluding with a testing...
Host your org's GitHub runners in Azure Container Apps
Getting started with GitHub Actions is easy with the GitHub-hosted runners: you write your workflow and run it instantly on GitHub’s infrastructure. But many organizations want to use their own mac...