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Getting started? Click the image below to check out an Azure Friday episode all about the Azure Developer CLI (azd).
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The Azure Developer CLI (azd) is an open-source tool that accelerates the time it takes for you to get started on Azure - with a set of developer-friendly commands that map to key stages in your workflow (code, build, deploy, monitor). The Azure Developer CLI uses extensible application templates that include everything you need to get up and running on Azure. The templates include application code and reusable infrastructure as code assets written in Bicep or Terraform and are infused with cloud best practices. More than that, they cover end-to-end scenarios that go far beyond "Hello World!". |
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| azd Overview - azd Quickstart- azd Reference |
| azd-templates on Github |
- Azure Developer CLI - A Walkthrough - Christian Lechner - Sep 2022
- Azure Developer CLI - The new infrastructure setup - Christian Lechner - Oct 2022
- Azure Developer CLI - How does it know that? - Christian Lechner - Oct 2022
- Azure Developer CLI - Compatibility journey for an Azure Functions Project - Christian Lechner - Oct 2022
- Generate Local .NET Secrets from Azure Deployments - March 2024
- Azure Developer CLI - #QuickGlance Playlist -
- Azure Developer CLI - on Azure CosmosDB TV - Aug 2022
- Generate Local .NET Secrets from Azure Deployments - March 2024
Submit a template for the gallery!
- Azure-Samples/todo-csharp-cosmos-sql - complete ToDo application.
- tonybaloney/django-on-azure - Django + PostgreSQL + Azure App Service
- bradygaster - distributed .NET game
- dotnet/ai-samples - .NET samples demonstrating how to use AI in your applications.
- This repository is also associated with a live website that makes azd-templates searchable and discoverable (by various filter tags).
- Read this document for an overview of how this is setup
- Use this issue to contribute your template to the showcase.
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