5. Azure Bicep - Create Resource Group

[@swapnashetti]

Such a clear explanation, do more videos on IaC please

[@amitchandrathakur4068]

Thanks for such a informative video Please make more videos

[@VikashKumar-kn2ip]

Very well explained sir, can you please share the document

[@ajayghose4701]

Very well explained, Thanks Praveen sir

[@azurespace]

Thank you

[@methodical-monkey]

Praveen I typed exactly what you have and it failed with the message: az deployment sub create -l eastus -f 1.ResourceGroup.bicep
The target scope "resourceGroup" does not match the deployment scope "subscription".
My file is below:
targetScope = 'subscription'
resource azbicepresourcegroup 'Microsoft.Resources/resourceGroups@2023-07-01' = {
name:'azbicepresourcegroup'
location:'eastus'
}
Never mind: once I put the API version to what you had it worked.
Thank You. Great Video!. Very rare for someone to do actual demo's that someone could follow along. So much appreciate your effort.

[@satishchirala]

no-hardcoded-location

[@satishchirala]

targetScope = 'subscription'
resource azbicepresourcegroup 'Microsoft.Resources/resourceGroups@2023-07-01' = {
name:'azbicepresourcegroup'
location: 'global'

}

[@sujisachi5090]

How did you put the API version?

[@harry_official_143]

Why didn’t you provide any subscription details in bicep? Without subscription where does the resource group created.

[@TellaTrix]

Hi Praveen, Why do we use bicep over arm template ? What special things in bicep that we can't use it in arm template. It would be very grate if you could explain one of the video.

[@larrygolding1314]

Pramad, Bicep syntax is much more concise and easier to read. Praveen gives a few examples of that in the first few videos in this series.

[@TellaTrix]

@@larrygolding1314 Oh ok, I thing I missed those video. I will have look on those video. Thank you Larry