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Azure Virtual Desktop deployment with Bicep - Part 2

Intro

In the first blog post (here), I wrote the most basic Bicep code for deploying a host pool, application groups, and a workspace. The result will be the same resources in this part, but the code will be a bit more advanced, allowing us to customize the deployment. I will keep the code simple, and the goal is to make the part we change for each deployment as simple as possible, while the Bicep modules contain the more advanced code.

Azure Microsoft AVD Bicep

2024-12-26

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Martin Therkelsen

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Azure Virtual Desktop deployment with Bicep

Intro

Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) is a managed service that runs virtual desktops and applications in Azure. Some components are deployed and configured to fit your company’s needs, even with a managed solution. In this blog post, I will walk you through the necessary steps before any end-user can log in to the virtualized desktop. I will use Bicep code and PowerShell in this blog post, but there are more options if you prefer other languages. This blog post also starts the topic of AVD on my blog, and I intend to add more during the next weeks and months. My main focus is on automation, but there will also be a few on optimization in AVD.

Azure Microsoft AVD Bicep

2024-12-11

4 minutes to read

Martin Therkelsen

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