Bicep

Getting Started With Application Gateway

How secure are your web applications? Deploy an Azure Application Gateway with Web Application Firewall (WAF). This is a powerful tool to protect your applications while ensuring seamless performance. Let’s dive in and explore how you can get started!

Alerting in Application Insights

This blog post is about smart alerting and setting up alerting via bicep in Azure Application Insights.

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Bicep Template Spec Latest

When using template specs in your organization you should think about how you want to handle the versioning of these template specs. Read it in this blog post.

A modern, clean tech-themed cover image with a blue color scheme. The image features a digital wall composed of glowing blue circuitry patterns, symbolizing protection. Behind this digital wall, there is a crown, glowing with a soft blue light, representing an application firewall.

Apply Ip Restrictions Application Firewall

In this blog post, I’ll show you how to restrict access by IP addresses and domain names to your backend services using a Web Application Firewall (WAF) policy. We’ll create a Bicep file, where I’ll introduce the first custom type that I have deployed to production!