Titlebook: Building Applications with Azure Resource Manager (ARM); Leverage IaC to Vast David Rendón Book 2022 David Rend?n 2022 Infrastructure as Co

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Keisuke Takahashi,Lauren TakahashiThis chapter will provide a better understanding of the . section of your Azure Resource Manager (ARM) template; we will go over how to create child resources and conditional deployments and how to set dependency values and location values.

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Materials Issues for Generation IV SystemsThis chapter will cover how to create multiple instances of the same resource in our ARM template. We will deep dive into using the . element for resource iteration and for iteration for child resources. As you might have noticed, we reviewed variable iteration in Chapter 7, and we went through the essential uses of the . element.

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Materials Issues for Generation IV SystemsIn the previous chapter, we reviewed how to leverage deployment modes in an ARM template to have more control over our deployments, and we saw that Resource Manager is very flexible when it comes to defining the resources that will be part of our environment.

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Materials Issues for Generation IV SystemsAs we move into creating more extensive solutions using ARM templates, we might face scenarios where we have an extensive ARM template and multiple variables, functions, and resources. Nested ARM templates and linked ARM templates can simplify the way we build larger environments in Azure.

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I. Abrikosov,P. Olsson,A. V. PonomarevaIn the previous chapter, we discussed how you can work with larger and more complex environments by splitting components as modules into multiple ARM templates and how you can share templates and make them accessible to your team members.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-8422-5One of the main benefits of the infrastructure-as-code approach is the ability to modularize components and enable the reuse of existing templates.

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