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Bicep

Cloud & DevOps

Azure-native infrastructure as code

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Overview

Bicep is the primary declarative IaC format cited in template InfrastructureModel projects for Azure resources, often alongside Pulumi for teams that prefer programmatic definitions.

Microsoft Azure is our primary cloud: Factory templates deploy to App Service, AKS, Container Apps, and managed data services with Bicep or Pulumi, Azure DevOps pipelines, and Application Insights baked in from day one.

When engagements require hybrid or multi-cloud tooling, we adopt it with explicit landing zones, least-privilege identities, and runbooks—while keeping Azure the anchor for ConnectSoft-generated platforms.

From first commit to production dashboards, our DevOps path favors repeatable infrastructure, managed identities, and measurable SLOs—so releases stay boring in the best way.

Why we use it:

  • First-class Azure Resource Manager integration
  • Modules for repeatable environment baselines
  • Reviewable in PRs like application code
  • Complements Pulumi in the same solutions
  • Infrastructure as code with environment-specific parameters
  • Managed identities and private networking in production paths
  • Integrated CI/CD through Azure DevOps and quality gates

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