What problem does it solve? Learners who built Azure infrastructure by clicking through the portal need to convert that manual work into repeatable Infrastructure as Code, but lack a guided path from a single Bicep file to parameterized, modular, redeployable templates. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Guided Bicep authoring: Walks through writing a single-file main.bicep that deploys a VNet, subnet, NSG, public IP, NIC, and Windows VM with parameters, variables, and outputs. - Safe deployment workflow: Covers az bicep build, az deployment group what-if previews, incremental vs complete mode, and secure password handling with Read-Host -AsSecureString. - Repeatability proof and modularization: Teaches teardown and redeploy as the IaC litmus test, then refactors networking resources into a reusable Bicep module consumed by main. - Use Case: An MSSA learner finishing the Server & Cloud Administration track converts their project #5 portal-built VM lab into a Bicep template, deploys it via Azure CLI, tears it down, and redeploys to prove repeatability before AZ-104 prep. ## Quick Start Ask the mentor to walk you through converting your Azure VNet and VM lab into a parameterized Bicep template and deploying it with the Azure CLI.