azure-deployment-preflight

You can validate Bicep syntax and preview changes by running a preflight validation that executes what-if analysis using Azure CLI or Azure Developer CLI. It identifies potential issues and generates a Markdown report of findings and recommendations.

Azure deployment preflight validation is a pre-execution check for Bicep files that verifies syntax, previews what-if infrastructure changes, and confirms RBAC permissions. You need it to catch errors and avoid unexpected changes before deploying to Azure.

Yes, preflight validation supports both Azure CLI and Azure Developer CLI workflows. It automatically detects project types, locates Bicep and parameter files, and adapts the validation process to your specific azd or standalone Bicep setup.

You can check Azure RBAC permissions by running a preflight validation that verifies your account has the necessary permissions for deployment. It includes this check alongside syntax validation and what-if analysis in the final report.

Preflight validation works with both standalone Bicep files and azd projects. It automatically detects the project type, locates the relevant Bicep and parameter files, and adapts its validation workflow to your specific infrastructure setup.

The what-if analysis report includes detailed Markdown findings of syntax errors, previewed infrastructure changes, and Azure RBAC permission checks. It provides actionable recommendations to resolve issues before executing your Bicep deployment.