Description
azure-prepare is an agent skill from Microsoft's azure-skills collection that prepares an application for deployment to Azure. It works with Azure Developer CLI (azd) projects and generates the files a deployment needs: an azure.yaml configuration file, the infrastructure code in Bicep or Terraform, and Dockerfiles, chosen to fit the application type and the deployment target. The skill is meant to run when an agent is asked to create a new application, add services to an existing one, modernize or migrate an app, set up Azure infrastructure, or deploy to Azure. It is the first step in a sequence the collection describes: prepare, then validate, then deploy. The skill's instructions tell the agent to follow the documented steps closely rather than improvise its own. It is listed on skills.sh and installs with the other Azure skills from the same repository.…
Highlights
- Generates azure.yaml for azd projects
- Bicep or Terraform infrastructure code
- Dockerfiles matched to the app type
- Covers new apps, migrations and added services
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azure-prepare FAQ
What does the azure-prepare skill do?
It prepares an Azure application for deployment by generating azure.yaml, infrastructure code in Bicep or Terraform, and Dockerfiles.
Which tools does it target?
It is written for azd-based Azure projects, which use the Azure Developer CLI.
How do I install it?
Run: npx skills add https://github.com/microsoft/azure-skills --skill azure-prepare
What comes after it?
The collection describes the sequence azure-prepare, then azure-validate, then azure-deploy.
What security checks has it passed?
skills.sh lists three audits: Gen Agent Trust Hub Pass, Socket Warn and Snyk Pass. A Warn or Fail is worth reading before you install.
What are the best azure-prepare alternatives?
Popular alternatives to azure-prepare include azure-validate, azure-deployment-preflight and azure-app-onboard. See all azure-prepare alternatives