Azure Functions are a great serverless option in Azure for executing code. You can deploy functions using multiple languages, including PowerShell. This tutorial will teach you how to configure your…
Azure Automation is a cloud-based automation and configuration service that you can use for process automation through runbooks. You can author runbooks using a graphical interface or in PowerShell or…
With organizations moving more workloads into Azure, administrators now have more options for running PowerShell commands and scripts across virtual machines. In this post, you will learn multiple ways to…
Azure Policies are used to enforce rules on different Azure resources. This will ensure those resources are compliant with any corporate standards or with regulatory requirements. Examples of policies include…
Azure currently comes with more than 140 built-in roles for assigning role-based access control (RBAC) to your Azure resources. This allows assigning users, groups, service principals, and managed identities granular…
When creating a virtual network in the Azure Portal, there is a requirement to create the first subnet in the virtual network. However, what do you do if you don't…
PowerShell is a fantastic tool for creating repeatable processes. You might need to create, modify, or delete objects in your environment, such as user accounts, virtual machines, or mailboxes. You…
In a previous article (PowerShell SecretManagement: Getting Started), you learned about a new module from Microsoft named SecretManagement. This module provides an abstraction layer to an extension vault for storing…
