Microsoft has released a new tool that allows developers to quickly spin up ready-to-code development environments using configuration as code. This tool makes it easier to create and manage development environments, saving time and resources.

Introducing Config as Code

Microsoft has released a new feature called Config as Code that enables developers to create ready-to-code development boxes. This feature allows developers to quickly and easily provision development environments with pre-configured settings and tools.

What is Config as Code?

Config as Code is a feature of Microsoft Azure that enables developers to define their development environment in code. This code can be used to configure a development environment with pre-configured settings and tools. This makes it easier for developers to quickly and easily provision development environments.

Benefits of Config as Code

Config as Code provides a number of benefits to developers. It allows developers to quickly and easily provision development environments with pre-configured settings and tools. It also allows developers to create reproducible environments, making it easier to share and collaborate. Finally, it allows developers to version control their development environments, making it easier to track changes and roll back to previous versions.

“Config as Code makes it easier for developers to quickly and easily provision development environments with pre-configured settings and tools.”

Getting Started with Config as Code

Getting started with Config as Code is easy. All that is needed is an Azure subscription and the Azure CLI. Once the Azure CLI is installed, developers can use it to create and manage their development environments.

Config as Code is a great tool for developers who need to quickly and easily provision development environments. It makes it easier to share and collaborate, and to version control development environments. With Config as Code, developers can get their development environments up and running in no time.

Key points from the article:

Eliminates the need to manually configure development environments

Uses configuration as code to quickly spin up ready-to-code development environments

Integrates with popular source control systems such as GitHub and Azure DevOps

Supports multiple languages and frameworks

Provides a unified experience for developers across multiple platforms

From the Azure Developer Community Blog

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