Saving runtime variables to Azure DevOps Variable Groups
Today’s post comes from guest contributor Rodney Almeida
Today’s post comes from guest contributor Rodney Almeida
This article will show you how to use an Azure Managed Identity to authenticate against an Azure Functions app that is exposed through Azure API Management.
This blog post is a part of a Windows Virtual Desktop series. In our last blog post we succesfully deployed WVD but what I didn’t cover was the few issues I encountered when deploying the WVD template. This blog post will summarize the few issues I had and how to solve them.
Windows Virtual Desktop (or WVD) was finally released a few weeks back. This blog post will be part of a series of Windows Virtual Desktop related posts.
Azure Backup let’s you backup Azure File shares which is currently in preview. This article will describe how to move your Azure File share to another Recovery Vault.
Lately I had to setup Azure Archive storage for one of my customers. Azure Archive Storage was launched in 2017 and recently Microsoft announced a 50% price discount in some regions. Setting up Archive storage is really easy but there are few things you need to know or keep in mind especially from a pricing point of view.
A while back I wrote a blog post on how to enable NSG flow and traffic analytics in bulk for all your NSGs.
By default every Windows virtual machine that you deploy in Azure from the marketplace will be deployed using US regional settings. So the timezone, time format, currency, keyboard will all be in EN-US. I got a few requests lately from customers and others if it would be possible to automate the regional settings, sytem locales and input locales configuration. This blogpost will cover how to create an XML settings file that contains all of our regional settings and how to apply those regional settings to our Virtual Machines in Azure. To be able to achieve this we are going to need 2 things: an XML file containing our regional settings and a PowerShell script to apply the regional settings.
A common design pattern in Azure is the Hub and Spoke topology as described here. In this blog post I will describe how you can deploy a spoke environment in a different subscription and enable VNET-peering to the hub environment with Blueprints. We assume that the Hub environment is already fully configured and deployed.
Microsoft has announced a new Azure API Management Consumption tier. This new tier aligns with serverless architecture principles that includes automated scaling, built-in high availability and requires no infrastructure to provision or manage.