Microsoft Cloud IT Pro Podcast Episode 399 – Azure Infrastructure as Code with Greg Suttie
Apr 10, 2025
31:04
Welcome to Episode 399 of the Microsoft Cloud IT Pro Podcast. In this episode, we bring you another interview from the MVP Summit. In this episode, we were able to meet up with long time listener Greg Suttie and talk about his path to becoming an MVP as well as some of what he’s been working on in Azure. We cover everything he been doing with Infrastructure as code around Bicep, Azure Verified Modules, Azure Bicep Configuration files and more!
Greg Suttie Greg is an Azure MVP and Microsoft Certified Trainer.
He also a passionate developer with 25 years experience, mainly with Microsoft Technologies and background is a .NET developer since the start of .NET. – He was one of the first 50 people in the world to become an MCSD developer back in the day. Recently awarded the Outstanding contribution to the Microsoft Community UK Winner and then the Outstanding contribution to the Microsoft Community Global Winner both for 2023.
He also a passionate developer with 25 years experience, mainly with Microsoft Technologies and background is a .NET developer since the start of .NET. – He was one of the first 50 people in the world to become an MCSD developer back in the day. Recently awarded the Outstanding contribution to the Microsoft Community UK Winner and then the Outstanding contribution to the Microsoft Community Global Winner both for 2023.
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Show Notes
- Greg Suttie – MVP Profile
- Greg Suttie’s blog
- Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT)
- What is IaC
- What is Bicep?
- Comparing JSON and Bicep for templates
- Quickstart: Integrate Bicep with Azure Pipelines
- Azure Verified Modules
- Azure Verified Modules
- What is the Azure Well-Architected Framework?
- Azure Quick Review Docs
- Azure Quick Review Github
- Azure Bicep Parameters
- Bicep Configuration Files
- Export a resource from the Azure Portal
- Visual Studio Code
- GitHub Copilot
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