Hackathon Logistics

This hackathon is delivered on the OneVenue Azure Integrated Cloud Sandbox SaaS service
Up to 20 attendees to participate in the hackathon virtually for 3 days
Opsgility Trainers to help coach and lead the hackathon
Opsgility Customer Success Team to coordinate logistics for the hackathon

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All time zones are supported for delivery.

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Hackathon Description

DevOps is a journey not a destination. Implementing Infrastructure-as-Code is one of the first steps you will need to take!
When implementing an application environment in the cloud, it is important to have a repeatable way to deploy the underlying infrastructure components as well as your software into the target environment. This includes resources such as:
Virtual Networks, Network Security Groups (Firewalls), Public IPs, Virtual Machines, Storage (Disks)
PaaS Services (Azure SQL, App Service, etc)
Configuration Management (installing & configuring software on VMs)
The best way to make deployments repeatable is to define them with code, hence the term "Infrastructure as Code" (aka IAC). There are multiple technologies that enable you to achieve this. Some of these include:
ARM Templates with JSON
ARM Templates with Bicep
PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC)
HashiCorp's Terraform & Packer
Ansible, Chef, Puppet, Salt Stack, and others
This hack is focused on using Bicep to implement your IaC. It does not mean this is the only way to implement IaC, it's just one of many ways. If you want to learn how to do IaC in Azure with other technologies, try one of our other IaC hacks for ARM Templates & PowerShell DSC, Terraform or Ansible.

Learning Objectives
This hack will help you learn:
How ARM Templates with Bicep can be used to deploy Azure infrastructure
The challenges build upon each other incrementally. You will start by creating a basic Bicep template to get you familiar with the tools & syntax. Then you extend your template incrementally to deploy multiple infrastructure resources to Azure.

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Hackathon | Infrastructure as Code | Hosted on OneVenue | Virtual or In-person

Opsgility, LLC

Hackathon | Infrastructure as Code | Hosted on OneVenue | Virtual or In-person
Opsgility, LLC