PowerShell + DevOps Global Summit 2026

Bicep extensibility allows you to use Bicep syntax and get all of the goodness of an IaC extension with any remote or local endpoint. Follow along to make your own Bicep extension.

Managing one cloud is like a cross-country road trip with a toddler. Loud, unpredictable, and full of surprise stops. Add two more and now everything is sticky, the iPad is broken, and sharing snacks becomes a hostage negotiation. At that point you are less of a cloud admin and more of an accidental chaos engineer. That was me when I first tried to manage Azure, AWS, and GCP at the same time.In this talk I’ll share how PowerShell became my survival kit. We’ll start with the basics of connecting to each cloud, then look at the “same same, but different” services like compute, storage, and networking. I’ll also show how Terraform fits into the picture, and give a peek at a PowerShell module I built to make cross-cloud resource management a little less chaotic.This is not a firehose of code or an advanced lab. It is a fast, story-driven walkthrough of what worked (and what didn’t) when I tried to wrangle three clouds with one shell I already knew.

Learn about the new deployment stack what-if for previewing changes to managed resources, stack properties, and resources to be deleted for more secure deployments. In this session we will also expand on how one can leverage bicep deploy for the capture of stack parameter inputs for faster management of changes to any exclusions to deny settings.

Learn Bicep hands-on with GitHub Copilot as your coach, backed by the Bicep MCP server. Whether you're new to infrastructure as code or leveling up from ARM templates, this session gets you writing production-ready Bicep from day one.

The foundational Terraform-on-Azure experience continues to evolve rapidly. This session dives into the latest advancements that every Azure Terraform practitioner needs to know. We'll walk through the MSGraph 1.0 provider and what it means for managing Entra ID and Microsoft 365 resources natively in Terraform. Get a hands-on look at the expanded Export experience—now available across VS Code, the MCP Server, and the Azure Portal—making it easier than ever to bring existing Azure resources under Terraform management. We'll also discuss what's on the horizon for AzAPI 3.0 and take a deep dive into Azure Policy integration with Terraform, including Preflight validation, Quota enforcement, and RP-specific logic that catches misconfigurations before they ever reach deployment.