Azure Policy Automation using Azure DevOps CI/CD Pipleline

Without policies keeping control of Azure environment can be challenging. Azure Policy is a fundamental part of Azure Governance to maintain control of your environment. By using Azure Policy, you can enforce different rules over your resources. In this way, you can make it sure that resources are compliant with your corporate standards and service level agreements. Examples: - Allow only desire Azure regions and block the rest of them. - Allow only specific virtual machine types and sizes. By defining and assigning polices in Azure environment, you can still give access to different teams to Azure subscription but always stay in control. Basic Understanding Defining Azure policy is quite straight-forward but the understanding of key components is very important, which I have mentioned below Policy Definition Azure provides built-in policies definition that covers most of the common cases but you can also create custom policies according to your own requirements....