azure-managed-applications

To deploy Azure Managed Applications to an internal service catalog, you need to define, package, and publish the managed app definitions. This skill provides deployment guidance for integrating with Bicep or ARM templates to complete the publishing process.

Azure Managed Applications limits and quotas include specific storage and deployment constraints. This skill provides comprehensive coverage of these limitations to help you design within platform boundaries and avoid hitting deployment ceilings.

Configuring access controls for Azure Managed Applications involves setting up identities, policy associations, and cross-tenant considerations. This skill delivers security best practices to properly restrict and manage access to your deployed definitions.

Yes, Azure Managed Applications deployment guidance integrates directly with Bicep and ARM templates. You can use these templates to define and package your managed app definitions before publishing them to your internal service catalogs.

The best way to secure cross-tenant Azure Managed Applications deployments is by applying strict identity management and access control policies. This skill outlines cross-tenant considerations and policy associations to maintain security boundaries.

Azure Managed Applications hit storage constraints during deployment when exceeding platform limits and quotas. This skill provides detailed guidance on storage limitations and deployment constraints to help you troubleshoot and redesign your packaging.