Implementing and configuring Azure Blueprints
When new subscriptions are created within an Azure tenant, there will often be a set of components that always need to be in place. For example, every new subscription may need a VNet with pre-defined network security group rules set.
Azure Blueprints allows us to define and deploy resource groups, resources, role assignments, and policy assignments automatically as a subscription is created. A key feature of Blueprints is that the connection between what is defined and what is deployed is kept. In other words, through Blueprints, you can check for and correct any configuration drift.
Blueprints must first be defined, then versioned and published, and finally, assigned to a subscription. Whenever you modify a blueprint, it must be re-versioned and published before it can be used.
Creating a blueprint definition
Follow these steps to create a blueprint definition:
- Navigate to the Azure portal at https://portal.azure...
