Bicep is great for deploying resources to Azure, but regular deployments do have some limitations. Using the new deployment type called Deployment Stacks, Azure can keep track of all resources deployed and for example delete them if they are removed from you template. Stacks also comes with the superpower called deny assignments, giving you the power to deny access to specific actions on your resources. And the best of all, you don't need to change anything in your code!
Learn all about Deployment Stacks and bring your Bicep questions!
PowerShell is known to many as a scripting language and is often compared with bash or vbscript. But PowerShell is actually a quite competent programming language that harnesses the full power of .NET.
Join us and our code on a journey going from a few lines of code to a script to a module where we'll discover everything from output streams and parameters to tools and techniques to keep your PowerShell code maintainable. Who knows, there might even be some C# in there!
Simon and Emanuel has been deeply involved in the PowerShell community for well over 25 years combined and are authors of several open source PowerShell modules. In this session they share their knowledge and experience of building and maintaining PowerShell projects.
Azure consultant at Unwonted by day, coder by night. Simon has a passion for automation and uses that to help customers be effective when building solutions in Azure. He helps customers with both strategy, design and implementation of modern cloud solutions. Simon also teaches PowerShell, hosts user group meetings, blogs and talks at conferences. With a background in IT-support and IT-operations and a strong interest for development he is trying to find his place in the gap between Dev and Ops.
