Setting up demos in Azure - Part 1: ARM templates

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Another approach is to head to the Azure Quickstart Templates page (or associated GitHub repository) and try to find what you need in there.

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Right out of the gate, even if this section is called "sample template", I won't put it all here, as it's a big JSON file which won't be readable on the blog. I'll drop a couple of bits here, but to see the whole thing, better head to GitHub.

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The first two options that come to mind are Azure CLI and Azure PowerShell. Both allow to create resources using commands, so we could write a shell or PowerShell script to automate things.

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