Azure App Onboard Scaffold — IaC Generation + Self-Review

To generate Bicep infrastructure-as-code, provide a structured JSON service plan to the skill. It converts service lists and architecture plans into production-ready Bicep templates with built-in security defaults for Azure resources.

Automated adversarial self-review validates generated infrastructure-as-code to catch configuration errors and security gaps. It enforces secure-by-default patterns, ensuring Bicep templates pass rigorous checks before Azure resources are provisioned.

Yes, this skill supports deploying Azure App Service, Container Apps, and managed databases. It automates the creation of these Azure resources from your architecture plan while enforcing security guardrails throughout the IaC generation process.

Yes, the Bicep generation process validates Azure resource schemas and API versions. It integrates with MCP tools to verify API versions, resource schemas, and deployment best practices during infrastructure-as-code generation.

The best way to onboard a new application to Azure using IaC is to transform a JSON service plan into a complete, validated Bicep infrastructure project. This approach enforces security guardrails and performs automated self-review before deployment.

You need infrastructure-as-code with built-in security defaults when onboarding new applications to Azure. It ensures deployments follow secure-by-default patterns and pass rigorous validation before any cloud resources are provisioned.