ARM FTW – Azure Resource Manager For The Win
summary
Shows how Azure Resource Manager templates plus PowerShell (e.g. New-AzureRmResourceGroup and New-AzureRmResourceGroupDeployment) create idempotent deployments — a storage account and app service/plan are provisioned, re-run safely, and idempotent templates can be parameterized for dev/test/prod. Describes consolidating many templates (from ~1,000 lines and ~100 parameters down to ~384 lines and ~12–15 parameters), using Visual Studio Code, enforcing tags up to 15, RBAC and custom roles (swap-only), policies and audit logs to prevent human error.
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chapters (38)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:01How many of you have a deployment in Azure
- 1:50About Magnus
- 2:52Global Azure Bootcamp
- 4:51Resource Management Challenges
- 5:38Deployment
- 6:23Resource Manager
- 7:43Organization
- 8:55Resource Groups
- 9:53Resource Management Template
- 17:05How to divide resource groups
- 18:46Environments
- 19:15Environment Templates
- 20:01Deploying Environments
- 26:21Azure Portal
- 26:53Humans are not susceptible to change
- 27:50Visual Studio Code
- 29:05PowerShell
- 30:07Nougat
- 30:52The Secret
- 31:11Resources
- 32:08Corporate Website
- 32:34Management Endpoint
- 34:34Mental Model
- 34:59GitHub Templates
- 35:25Custom Deployment
- 36:26Template Deployment
- 36:40Resource Management
- 36:53RoleBased Access
- 39:03Resource Tags
- 40:35Policies
- 40:48Policy Validation
- 42:52Audit Log
- 43:05Data Retention
- 44:42Automation
- 46:11Questions
- 46:26New Challenges
- 46:58Handson Workshop
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