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Non AZD Azure deployment article is out of date
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/aspire/deployment/azure/aca-deployment?tabs=visual-studio%2Cinstall-az-windows%2Cpowershell&pivots=azure-bicep
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/aspire/deployment/azure/aca-deployment?tabs=visual-studio%2Cinstall-az-windows%2Cpowershell&pivots=azure-cli
- It uses the template with http+https scheme now which means service discovery information needs to be set
cc @bradygaster @DamianEdwards
cc @alexwolfmsft who is working on the deployment doc updates now. We toyed with - and like - the idea of completely removing the az cli section. Any objections, @davidfowl and @DamianEdwards?
cc @alexwolfmsft who is working on the deployment doc updates now. We toyed with - and like - the idea of completely removing the
az clisection. Any objections, @davidfowl and @DamianEdwards?
We also proposed either removing the Bicep section or reducing it down to an overview and linking out to a sample repo that includes the finalized bicep scripts to avoid copy/pasting large blocks of text.
I think we should remove them as well. Hand rolling what azd does is kinda painful 😄. @DamianEdwards ?
The only reason for keeping it I think would be that it helps to explain all that is being automated by azd. This could be useful for folks who aren't ready/willing to adopt azd for deployment but are using bicep and/or az as this make it pretty clear what's involved.
Then someone needs to validate these manual steps every release.
Not it! 🥸
The article doesn't seem to actually contain details for deploying with az or bicep anymore, despite what the introduction paragraph says. Am I missing something?
The article doesn't seem to actually contain details for deploying with
azor bicep anymore, despite what the introduction paragraph says. Am I missing something?
Yeah, there's been a lot of recent changes around deployment. Lots of moving parts, looks like this article is now only focusing on azd but the intro wasn't updated.