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Introduction to Azure Landing Zones Bicep

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Azure Landing Zones are a great way for organizations to build their platforms using Microsoft Azure. In this episode of the Azure Enablement Show, Thomas is joined by Jan and Jack, from the Azure Landing Zone Bicep team for the first of three episodes that will help you deploy your Azure Landing Zone using Bicep. Be sure to watch the next two episodes, in which Jan and Jack take a deep dive and give a demonstration of how the deployment is achieved. Resources • What is an Azure landing zone? https://aka.ms/azenable/94/04 • Azure landing zones - Bicep modules design considerations https://aka.ms/azenable/94/03 • Azure Landing Zones Bicep GitHub repo https://aka.ms/alz/bicep • Azure Landing Zones Bicep Deployment Flow https://aka.ms/azenable/94/01 • Azure Landing Zones Bicep Wiki https://aka.ms/azenable/94/02 Related episodes • Azure Landing Zones Bicep – Enabling platform services https://aka.ms/azenable/95 • Azure Landing Zones Bic …...more
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Introduction

0:00

What are the differences between Azure Landing Zones and Enterprise scale

1:20

What are the different implementation options for deploying Azure Landing Zones?

1:58

Why was Azure Landing Zones Bicep built?

2:38

Where do customers go to begin using Azure Landing Zones Bicep tooling?

3:18

How does a customer identify which modules they need to deploy?

5:08

How does a customer get started with the Azure Landing Zone deployment?

6:21

Deployment of Management Groups should come first (demo)

6:49

Completion of Management Groups deployment showing updated environment

8:29

Next steps: where can customers go for more information?

9:43

What can customers expect in the next two Azure Enablement Show episodes on ALZ Bicep?

10:04
Introduction to Azure Landing Zones Bicep
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2022Aug 23
Azure Landing Zones are a great way for organizations to build their platforms using Microsoft Azure. In this episode of the Azure Enablement Show, Thomas is joined by Jan and Jack, from the Azure Landing Zone Bicep team for the first of three episodes that will help you deploy your Azure Landing Zone using Bicep. Be sure to watch the next two episodes, in which Jan and Jack take a deep dive and give a demonstration of how the deployment is achieved. Resources • What is an Azure landing zone? https://aka.ms/azenable/94/04 • Azure landing zones - Bicep modules design considerations https://aka.ms/azenable/94/03 • Azure Landing Zones Bicep GitHub repo https://aka.ms/alz/bicep • Azure Landing Zones Bicep Deployment Flow https://aka.ms/azenable/94/01 • Azure Landing Zones Bicep Wiki https://aka.ms/azenable/94/02 Related episodes • Azure Landing Zones Bicep – Enabling platform services https://aka.ms/azenable/95 • Azure Landing Zones Bicep – Enabling landing zones https://aka.ms/azenable/96 To watch more episodes in the Cloud Adoption Framework series, check out our playlist:    • Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure   Explore more cloud enablement resources! https://www.azure.com/enablement 00:00 - Introduction 01:20 - What are the differences between Azure Landing Zones and Enterprise scale 01:58 - What are the different implementation options for deploying Azure Landing Zones? 02:38 - Why was Azure Landing Zones Bicep built? 03:18 - Where do customers go to begin using Azure Landing Zones Bicep tooling? 05:08 - How does a customer identify which modules they need to deploy? 06:21 - How does a customer get started with the Azure Landing Zone deployment? 06:49 - Deployment of Management Groups should come first (demo) 08:29 - Completion of Management Groups deployment showing updated environment 09:43 - Next steps: where can customers go for more information? 10:04 - What can customers expect in the next two Azure Enablement Show episodes on ALZ Bicep? #Azure #AzureEnablementShow #CloudAdoptionFramework

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