A developer CLI that reduces the time it takes for you to get started on Azure. The Azure Developer CLI (azd) provides a set of developer-friendly commands that map to key stages in your workflow - code, build, deploy, monitor, repeat.
Extending on from the work in #3327, it would make sense that the template used by .NET Aspire to generate the Bicep for deployment also uses AVM.
Doing this would mean that we're able to leverage the consistency of Bicep templates with the best practices of the AVM, but also, it would mean that if someone was to use azd infra synth to generate their own export of the Bicep, they are given something that is better documented for extensibility.
Looking into what's available via AVM, it seems that the only missing feature from the resources.bicept file is Dapr, so unless an owner can be found for an AVM for that, it may have to stay as it currently is.
Extending on from the work in #3327, it would make sense that the template used by .NET Aspire to generate the Bicep for deployment also uses AVM.
Doing this would mean that we're able to leverage the consistency of Bicep templates with the best practices of the AVM, but also, it would mean that if someone was to use
azd infra synth
to generate their own export of the Bicep, they are given something that is better documented for extensibility.Looking into what's available via AVM, it seems that the only missing feature from the
resources.bicept
file is Dapr, so unless an owner can be found for an AVM for that, it may have to stay as it currently is.