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In this task, you will use a Bicep file to deploy a storage account to your resource group. Bicep is a declarative automation tool that is built on ARM templates, but are easier to read and work with.
1. Locate the \AllFiles\03d directory that contains the Bicep template file **azuredeploy.bicep**.
1. Open a Cloud Shell **Bash** session. If necessary, use the **Advanced** link to configure storage.
1. Download the Bicep file to the computer that you are using to log into the Azure portal.
1. Select the **Upload/Download File** icon in the Cloud Shell menu bar. This is represented by a document icon with up and down arrows.
1. If necessary, navigate to the Azure Portal and open a Cloud Shell **Bash** session.
1. Using the Cloud Shell, select the **Upload/Download File** icon in the Cloud Shell menu bar. This is represented by a document icon with up and down arrows.
![image](./media/az104-lab03d-updown.png)
1. Select **Upload**. Locate the **azuredeploy.bicep** file and upload it to your Cloud Shell.
1. Select **Upload**. Locate the \Allfiles\Lab03 directory and select the Bicep template file **azuredeploy.bicep**.
1. To verify that the file has been uploaded, select the double brackets icon in the Cloud Shell menu to open the built-in editor.