In this challenge you will create your first Bicep file which gets an input parameter and provides an output.
The goals here are to understand:
- Core elements of a Bicep deployment and the different ways to deploy it.
- How & where to see & troubleshoot deployments in the portal
You will want to prepare your machine with the following to help complete the Challenges for this hack:
- Azure Subscription
- Windows Subsystem for Linux (Windows 10-only)
- Azure CLI
- PowerShell Cmdlets for Azure
- Visual Studio Code
- Bicep plugins for VS Code
Develop a Bicep deployment that accepts a generic input value and returns it as an output value.
Deploy it using the Azure CLI Observe the deployment in the Azure Portal Check the output in the Azure CLI
You can deploy the template using both the CLI and PowerShell You can view the deployment in the Azure Portal and view the inputs & outputs