Welcome to the author page of Michael!

I am constantly writing new posts and interesting articles on topics such as cloud infrastructure, infrastructure as code, cost and architecture traps. The tech blog addresses the needs and interests of developers and solution architects in digitalization projects.

My role: In this project, I am responsible for the more business-oriented topics that have arisen from my career path from developer to technical manager. A generalist who is responsible for modeling the customer business, optimizing the cost structure and bridging the gap between development and business in the project.

Thank you for your interest!

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It's synonymous for Infrastructure as Code created by using Azure Bicep as tutorial. A colorful biceps is displayed with a cloud floating above it. In between is an Azure bicep icon.
Michael

Bicep tutorial – Azure IaC basics

Bicep is a language and toolset used for defining infrastructure as code for azure. It can be used to describe ressources in sufficient detail and to combine those Descriptions to the description of a whole environment. It abstracts some of the complexity of dealing with Azure Ressource Manager (ARM) Templates, that are basically just very large json files Bicep is very easy to learn and offers good tooling. In this series of posts I want have a look at some of it’s features and show you my workflow by building a small sample infrastructure.

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Michael June 18, 2024 2 Comments
A colorful biceps is displayed with a cloud floating above it. In between is an Azure Blob Storage Account icon. The image is synonymous for Infrastructure as Code created by using Azure Bicep to deploy a Blob Storage Account.
Michael

Azure Storage Accounts with Bicep – a tutorial

This tutorial covers concepts and best practice principles for creating Azure storage accounts with Bicep. In this blog article series, which consists of 5 parts, the basics of the language are explained and code examples with storage accounts are given. For those who are just starting out and are not yet familiar with Azure bicep, I recommend starting with the first part “bicep basics” of the tutorial. This is followed by articles on functions, IoT Hub and Cosmos DB using a sample environment that can be deployed fully automatically at the end

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Michael May 21, 2024 No Comments
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