Papliba Documentation
Welcome to Paplibaβs technical documentation site - a comprehensive resource for Azure cloud adoption, Infrastructure as Code, and modern development practices.
π What Youβll Find Here
This documentation covers essential topics for cloud engineers, DevOps practitioners, and developers working with Microsoft Azure and modern infrastructure practices.
π Documentation Sections
Azure Cloud Adoption Framework (CAF)
- Repository Patterns: Best practices for organizing Azure Infrastructure as Code repositories
- Naming Conventions: Enterprise-grade naming standards for Azure resources
- Tagging Strategy: Comprehensive tagging approaches for governance and cost management
- Repository Templates: Detailed guides for different repository structures:
- Management Groups Repository
- Policies Repository
- RBAC Repository
- Security Baseline Repository
- Connectivity Repository
- Monitoring Repository
- Platform Modules Repository
- Subscription Vending Repository
Infrastructure as Code (IAC)
- Terraform: Complete guides covering HCL, CDKTF, and Terraform best practices
- Bicep: Azure-native Infrastructure as Code with Bicep
- Azure DevOps: Pipeline configurations and automation strategies
Azure Services
- Virtual Networks: Design patterns and implementation guides
- Azure Functions: Hosting plans, local development, and deployment strategies
- Azure Policy: Governance, compliance, and policy management
- Event Grid: Event-driven architecture patterns
- Entra ID: Identity and access management
Programming & Development
- TypeScript: JavaScript gotchas and best practices
- PowerShell: Automation and scripting guides
- C#: Microsoft Learn integration and resources
- Basics: Linux, networking, Vim, and development setup
Test Automation
- Pester: PowerShell testing framework
- Robot Framework: Cross-platform test automation
Certifications
- Azure Administrator: Study guides and resources
- Azure Developer: Certification preparation materials
Architecture Decision Records (ADR)
- Repository Segregation Strategy: Documented decisions on repository organization
Model Context Protocol (MCP)
- Introduction: Understanding MCP architecture
- When to Build Custom: Decision framework for custom implementations
π οΈ Technology Stack
- Framework: Docusaurus
- Deployment: GitHub Pages
- Content: Markdown with MDX support
- Styling: Custom CSS with dark mode support
ποΈ Repository Structure
docs/
βββ adr/ # Architecture Decision Records
βββ azure/ # Azure-specific documentation
β βββ caf/ # Cloud Adoption Framework
β βββ entra-id/ # Identity and access management
β βββ event-grid/ # Event-driven architecture
β βββ functions/ # Serverless computing
β βββ policy/ # Governance and compliance
β βββ vnet/ # Virtual networking
βββ certs/ # Certification materials
βββ iac/ # Infrastructure as Code
β βββ ado/ # Azure DevOps
β βββ terraform/ # Terraform guides
βββ mcp/ # Model Context Protocol
βββ programming/ # Development languages and tools
β βββ basics/ # Fundamental concepts
β βββ csharp/ # C# development
β βββ powershell/ # PowerShell automation
β βββ typescript/ # TypeScript development
βββ testautomation/ # Testing frameworks
βββ pester/ # PowerShell testing
βββ robot-framework/ # Cross-platform testing
π Getting Started
- Browse by Category: Use the navigation menu to explore topics by technology or use case
- Search: Use the built-in search functionality to find specific topics
- Follow the Learning Paths: Start with basics and progress to advanced topics
- Check ADRs: Review architecture decisions for context on design choices
π How to Use This Documentation
For Cloud Engineers
For Developers
For DevOps Practitioners
π€ Contributing
This documentation is continuously updated with new insights and best practices. If you find errors or have suggestions for improvements, please:
- Create an issue describing the problem or enhancement
- Fork the repository and submit a pull request
- Follow the existing documentation style and structure
π License
This documentation is provided as-is for educational and reference purposes. Please ensure compliance with Microsoftβs terms of service when implementing Azure solutions.
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