From the course: Introduction to Azure Bicep: Creating and Deploying Resources
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Use the decompile operation in a real-world scenario - Azure Tutorial
From the course: Introduction to Azure Bicep: Creating and Deploying Resources
Use the decompile operation in a real-world scenario
- [Instructor] Let's look at tips and tricks on how to troubleshoot bicep decompile issues in a real world scenarios, followed by implementing best practices like parameterizing bicep code with clear syntax. Sometimes you will see that a decompile command will fail, because it's relying on autogeneration of the code from source, which is the ARM template. In previous video, we generated a networking components. We generated VNet and net networking components with IP addresses and subnets, and all these features that it needs to have in place for NET networking to work. So we'll take that JSON and try to decompile it using the tool to see can we get a working bicep code? I don't want to rush everybody, but you will see that it's not perfect. It has some flaws, and in this exercise, in this video, you will learn about how to deal with that, where you need to look. And we'll cover some good action steps on making sure that you know where to look and how to check if something goes wrong…
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Turn ARM JSON into Bicep code7m 29s
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Understanding the decompile operation8m 53s
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Use the decompile operation in a real-world scenario15m 3s
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Build and validate your Bicep code with GitHub Copilot15m 32s
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Generate Bicep code from diagrams like a pro9m 35s
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