120. KGD.NET - Warm Up be4 DevConf 2019
We have a great tradition that one day before the DevConf conference ( https://devconf.pl/ ) we host a meeting of KGD group.
This year we will have two special guests from abroad: Henry Been and Adam Ralph.
IMPORTANT: Time and place of the meeting are different than usual. This time we are meeting at "Drukarnia" at 6:00 pm.
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"Infrastructure as Code: Azure Resource Manager - inside out"
In a fast moving software project, the demands that your application poses on it’s infrastructure might change often and drastically. Are you also fed up with having to apply infrastructure changes by hand? Not to worry! In Azure there is the Azure Resource Manager, an unified API for managing all your Azure services in a declarative style.
In this session Henry Been will give you the full tour of ARM templates. Starting from scratch, we will explore how you can setup an architecture that is ready for deployment of your application code. We will touch upon syntax, manual deployment, integration with Azure Pipelines and more advanced features as nesting templates, authorizations and policies. Infrastructure as Code: Azure Resource Manager - inside out
In a fast moving software project, the demands that your application poses on it’s infrastructure might change often and drastically. Are you also fed up with having to apply infrastructure changes by hand? Not to worry! In Azure there is the Azure Resource Manager, an unified API for managing all your Azure services in a declarative style.
In this session Henry Been will give you the full tour of ARM templates. Starting from scratch, we will explore how you can setup an architecture that is ready for deployment of your application code. We will touch upon syntax, manual deployment, integration with Azure Pipelines and more advanced features as nesting templates, authorizations and policies.
Henry Been | DevOps & Azure Architect | Microsoft MVP
Henry Been is an independent architect and developer from The Netherlands. He enjoys working with software development teams to create and deliver great software. His interests include the Azure cloud, Agile, DevOps, software architecture and the design and implementation of testable and maintainable software. Next to his work, he is also one of the Microsoft ALM | DevOps Rangers and has been awarded the Microsoft MVP award. Henry tries to share what he's learned with the community at conferences and meet-ups or through his blog henrybeen.nl. You can catch him on Twitter (twitter.com/henry_been/) or LinkedIn (www.linkedin.com/in/henrybeen/)
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"Finding your service boundaries - a practical guide"
