Addition of deployment templates and scripts

[glahaye]

Motivation and Context

We want to make it easy to set up and use the Copilot Chat in a cloud setting.

Description

• Added bicep deployment templates and scripts
• Added related documentation
• Added ARM template equivalents to the bicep files (only ARM is supported for "Deploy to Azure" buttons)

Contribution Checklist

• The code builds clean without any errors or warnings
• The PR follows SK Contribution Guidelines (https://github.com/microsoft/semantic-kernel/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md)
• The code follows the .NET coding conventions (https://learn.microsoft.com/dotnet/csharp/fundamentals/coding-style/coding-conventions) verified with dotnet format
• All unit tests pass, and I have added new tests where possible
• I didn't break anyone 😄

[glahaye]

Why only Powershell and no Bash?

Neither PowerShell nor Bash are needed to deploy the templates. They can be deployed by simply using the Azure CLI or the "Deploy to Azure" button.

The PowerShell scripts are merely a convenience. Why PowerShell? Because it's one of the two shells directly supported as Azure shells (the other being cmd) and, of the two, it's the only one available on all of Windows, Mac and Linux.

Adding bash versions of the scripts won't give us that much but will force us to maintain them when/if ever we need to modify the PowerShell scripts.

As such, I'm not keen on adding bash versions of the scripts. However, if you do really believe that they add value, I will add them.

Let me know either way.

[hathind-ms]

Why only Powershell and no Bash?

Neither PowerShell nor Bash are needed to deploy the templates. They can be deployed by simply using the Azure CLI or the "Deploy to Azure" button.

The PowerShell scripts are merely a convenience. Why PowerShell? Because it's one of the two shells directly supported as Azure shells (the other being cmd) and, of the two, it's the only one available on all of Windows, Mac and Linux.

Adding bash versions of the scripts won't give us that much but will force us to maintain them when/if ever we need to modify the PowerShell scripts.

As such, I'm not keen on adding bash versions of the scripts. However, if you do really believe that they add value, I will add them.

Let me know either way.

I am okay with having PS scripts only as step 1. We can add Bash scripts later if needed.

thanks for adding the bash script! ⭐️