Working With Azure Blueprint

Creating a new Azure Blueprint:

Here, We’ll learn how to create a new Azure Blueprint and its artifacts in the Azure portal.

Step 1. First, navigate to All resources in the Azure portal and type “Blueprint” into the search bar. and select it

Step 2. The Get Started option appears in the Azure Blueprint section automatically. Click on the Create button, as can be seen in the image below:

Step 3. Then enter the blueprint’s name in the column.

Step 4. The next step is to choose the location for the blueprint definition. Here will be where the Blueprint will be kept. For instance, Azure Management Group. It can be created if not created yet. simply by typing “management group” into the Azure portal’s All Resources page and creating a new one from there. There must be at least one subscription under that Management Group for it to serve as the subscription’s parent. Different hierarchies can also be established, and these can influence the Blueprint’s scope.

Step 5. After we have finished filling out all of the information for the Blueprint definition, click Next. Artifacts

Step 6. The contents of the Blueprint can now be created here. You can include elements like Policies, ARM templates, and Role assignments.

Step 7. Then, there must be added a few artifacts, including at least one that establishes a resource group

Step 8. To save the Blueprint draft, click the Add button. It will now be saved, but deployment is not yet scheduled.

Pre-requisite: Azure – Pre-built Azure VMs

Azure Blueprint is a service offered by Microsoft that enables a subscriber to thoroughly control and manage the working environment. It makes environmental creation and destruction simple. additionally utilizing APM templates Automation makes it much simpler to apply compliance policies to resources and give and revoke access permissions.

Here in this article, we will discuss Azure Blueprints, and how it works.