Bicep if statement

ARM Templates are a type of Infrastructure as Code. They allow you to define your Azure Infrastructure using code in a declarative way. Rather than saying how you want things. We&x27;re using if () which is one of our logical functions. This function takes three arguments. The first is the condition (Boolean), which is the value to check whether it is true or false. The second argument will be the true value, followed by the third argument which is false. The net result of this, would be to associate the virtual machine. Solution 1 Bicep template requiring user-assigned managed identity. The script below requires you to provide the resource ID of the user-assigned managed identity which has sufficient (Reader) permissions in the resource group to check for resource existence. The script returns a boolean value indicating if the resource exists, or not. Parent Template main.bicep This is a main template which retrieves the tag from the resource group and then deploys our storage-account.bicep as a module while passing the. Bicep param deployZone bool resource dnsZone &x27;Microsoft.Networkdnszones2018-05-01&x27; if (deployZone) name &x27;myZone&x27; location &x27;global&x27; For more information, see Conditional deployment in Bicep. Whitespace Spaces and tabs are ignored when authoring Bicep files. Bicep is newline sensitive. For example Bicep.