Recently, Ben Coleman at Microsoft announced the ARM Template Viewer extension for Visual Studio Code, which can easily visualize your Azure Resource Manager templates directly from within VS Code. Three years ago, I wrote about Azure Resource Manager Template Visualization with ARMVIZ, which appears to now exist as a Visual Studio Code extension, too. I see it fit to post this tip about visualizing your templates, in case you're also doing a lot of template designing in your line of business. The joy, right? Visualizing your Azure Resource Manager templatesInstall the extension in VS Code. You can search for it,…
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Here's another quick tip for those of you, like me, working with the Azure Resource Manager in various ways. If you're designing templates, there's a pretty slick template visualization tool available called ARMVIZ. Edit and Visualize your ARM templates It's pretty basic and simplistic. It gives you an overview of what your Azure Resource Manager template looks like and visualizes them in a comprehensible diagram. Designer: Editor: Visualize your own ARM Templates Since you can easily choose a file from disk or copy-paste code into the editor in order to visualize it, you could also go to your Azure Portal…
Tip of the day... If you're the Visual Studio Code kind of person, and you design Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates for your Azure infrastructure, this extension might come in handy. The Azure Resource Manager Tools extension for Visual Studio Code is a light-weight alternative to the Visual Studio Enterprise template design interface. Install and Enable Azure Resource Manager Tools for VS Code From within Visual Studio Code, bring up the command menu (F1 on Windows) and enter ext install and hit Enter: Use the search box and enter azurerm and search for it, and install the extension as seen…
This article is part of a series. Here's a list of all available parts. Part 0: Introduction to the article seriesPart 1: Create an AzureRm Active Directory (AAD) Application using PowerShellPart 2: Getting started with the AzureRm PowerShell cmdletsPart 3: Build an application using C# which is using the Azure Resource Manager API'sPart 4: Tip: Azure Resource Explorer ToolPart 5: Tip: Get all available api-version alternatives for the ARM endpointsPart 6: Move Azure Resources from one Resource Group to anotherPart 7: Download an Azure Publishing Profile (xml) programmatically using RESTPart 8: Programmatically export Resource Group template using the REST APIBackground…
This article is part of a series. Here's a list of all available parts. Part 0: Introduction to the article seriesPart 1: Create an AzureRm Active Directory (AAD) Application using PowerShellPart 2: Getting started with the AzureRm PowerShell cmdletsPart 3: Build an application using C# which is using the Azure Resource Manager API'sPart 4: Tip: Azure Resource Explorer ToolPart 5: Tip: Get all available api-version alternatives for the ARM endpointsPart 6: Move Azure Resources from one Resource Group to anotherPart 7: Download an Azure Publishing Profile (xml) programmatically using RESTPart 8: Programmatically export Resource Group template using the REST APIBackground…
This article is part of a series. Here's a list of all available parts. Part 0: Introduction to the article seriesPart 1: Create an AzureRm Active Directory (AAD) Application using PowerShellPart 2: Getting started with the AzureRm PowerShell cmdletsPart 3: Build an application using C# which is using the Azure Resource Manager API'sPart 4: Tip: Azure Resource Explorer ToolPart 5: Tip: Get all available api-version alternatives for the ARM endpointsPart 6: Move Azure Resources from one Resource Group to anotherPart 7: Download an Azure Publishing Profile (xml) programmatically using RESTPart 8: Programmatically export Resource Group template using the REST APIIn…
Part 0: Introduction to the article seriesPart 1: Create an AzureRm Active Directory (AAD) Application using PowerShellPart 2: Getting started with the AzureRm PowerShell cmdletsPart 3: Build an application using C# which is using the Azure Resource Manager API'sPart 4: Tip: Azure Resource Explorer ToolPart 5: Tip: Get all available api-version alternatives for the ARM endpointsPart 6: Move Azure Resources from one Resource Group to anotherPart 7: Download an Azure Publishing Profile (xml) programmatically using RESTPart 8: Programmatically export Resource Group template using the REST APIIntroductionI've worked with the Azure Resource Manager API's extensively over the last 6 months. While…
This article is part of a series. Here's a list of all available parts. Part 0: Introduction to the article seriesPart 1: Create an AzureRm Active Directory (AAD) Application using PowerShellPart 2: Getting started with the AzureRm PowerShell cmdletsPart 3: Build an application using C# which is using the Azure Resource Manager API'sPart 4: Tip: Azure Resource Explorer ToolPart 5: Tip: Get all available api-version alternatives for the ARM endpointsPart 6: Move Azure Resources from one Resource Group to anotherPart 7: Download an Azure Publishing Profile (xml) programmatically using RESTPart 8: Programmatically export Resource Group template using the REST APIIntroduction…