As DevOps folks, we all know that deploying code into the infrastructure without testing is not good. Yes, nobody disagrees! When it comes to the infrastructure as a code, the testing rules may differ, but the common factors are applicable. In this blog post, let me walk you through the steps to deploy Azure Function app in multiple regions with proper testing in place.

The detailed documentation on the Azure Blob Storage binding component is super helpful. With that reference, let me walk you through the steps to store dynamic data to Azure blob storage without writing additional code (using blob API) to interact with the blob. Instead, we use the Dapr binding API.

In my previous blog post, we got basic information about the Azure Container Apps! As we all know, the Azure Container Apps service is in preview, and there is a lot more to add to the features list. Now, let us see how to build a Bicep template to deploy an application in container apps. First, I would like to thank Thorsten Hans for the fantastic blog post How to deploy Azure Container Apps with Bicep.