Intro Azure Functions offer a serverless compute service that enables you to run event-driven code without having to provision or manage infrastructure. However, securing these functions is paramount to protect sensitive data and ensure the integrity of your applications. This blog post will guide you through...
Intro Maintaining a robust security posture is essential for protecting your data and resources. Azure Security Center (ASC) offers comprehensive tools to help you monitor, manage, and enhance the security of your Azure environment. One of the standout features of Azure Security Center is its ability...
Intro Protecting sensitive information such as secrets, keys, and certificates is paramount. Azure Key Vault provides a centralized, cloud-based service for managing these critical assets securely. However, manually managing these resources can be time-consuming and prone to errors. This is where automation with PowerShell comes into...
Intro As organizations increasingly adopt cloud services, ensuring compliance with security standards becomes critical. Azure Policy provides a robust framework for managing and enforcing policies across Azure resources. By leveraging PowerShell, you can automate the creation, assignment, and monitoring of Azure Policies, ensuring that your environment...
Introduction to Azure App Service PaaS stands for platform as a service, and Azure App Service from Microsoft Azure is a fully managed version of this model. It is intended to assist developers in the process of building, deploying and scaling applications without placing the weight...
Introduction to Azure Storage Accounts An Azure Storage Account is an essential resource that is required in order to store data objects in the cloud provided by Azure. It grants you access to your data objects and stores them in a distinct namespace, regardless of whether...
Introduction to Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) RBAC stands for "Role-Based Access Control," and here is how it works.Access control is an essential component of data protection in any setting, regardless of whether the infrastructure in question is located on-premises or in the cloud. The Role-Based Access...
Managing your Azure environment properly requires that you organize your resources first and foremost. Tags are name-value pairs that may be assigned to resources, and Azure offers a means through which these tags can be used to properly arrange and classify a resource's contents. Tags...
Subnets and Azure Virtual Networks (VNets) are the structural pillars of Azure network. They build the bottom layer of the network that allows Azure resources (such as virtual machines and databases) to talk to one another. Today, we will look at utilizing PowerShell for managing...
Azure Resource Groups are an important part of Azure Resource Manager (ARM), as they allow you to organize and manage resources deployed under an Azure subscription. In this blog article, we'll look at how to use PowerShell to manage Azure Resource Groups, including essential actions...
