In this article, we will show you how to use variables in a Bicep template. Variables are a great way to keep your templates organized and easy to edit.
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Create a LimitRange in Kubernetes
Kubernetes LimitRange provides a way to limit the maximum number of resources that can be allocated to a pod.
How to Deploy a Bicep Template
This blog post will show you how to deploy a Bicep template to Microsoft Azure using Azure CLI.
4 Key benefits of using Kubernetes
Kubernetes is an open-source system for managing containerized applications in a clustered environment.
How to Create a Bicep Template With VS Code
In this post, we will show how easy it is to define and build Bicep templates with VS Code Bicep extension.
Set Resource Group Location In Bicep
This blog post will show you how to set a resource group location inside a Bicep deployment using a built-in function.
Create Azure Resource Group With Bicep
Deploying a resource group to Azure might be a simple task using Azure CLI, The portal or Azure PowerShell but not with Bicep.
Why Use Bicep And not Terraform in Azure
This blog post will go over the four main reasons why it is a good idea to use Bicep over Terraform in Microsoft Azure.
Mount Local Volume With Kubernetes
Kubernetes local volume is a feature that allows you to create and attach storage devices to your clusters nodes. You can use local volumes to store data, applications, or configuration files.
Kubernetes Objects from A to Z
In Kubernetes, objects are the basic components of the system. There are six types of objects: Pods, Services, Replication Controllers, Deployments, Volumes and Secrets.
