Posts regarding Azure topics
Last year, Microsoft released into beta the ability to programmatically retrieve Microsoft Teams PSTN Usage Records. These records represent PSTN calls made by Microsoft Teams users, both through Calling Plans and Direct Routing. Following this,…
Last week I covered Getting Started with Microsoft Teams and Graph API, and this is the follow up post on how to use Graph API with PowerShell to create Microsoft Teams teams and channels. Before…
Microsoft Graph is the latest way of getting access to the many points of data and products inside Microsoft 365. There is a tremendous amount of data available in Office 365, Windows 10, and Enterprise…
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 limiting the regions resources can…
Azure Resource Manager (or ARM) templates provide a way for you to describe Azure resources using code. There are also two different ARM template deployment modes: incremental and complete. Both deployment modes provide different capabilities,…
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 access on managing your resources,…
Azure Network Watcher is a resource that provides network monitoring and troubleshooting tools, such as verifying IP flow, packet captures, and next hop information. However, if you're not sure what Network Watcher is, you might…
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 want to create the first…
In the last few months, Microsoft has released several role-based certifications covering their multiple cloud solutions. This post will cover their structure and resources to prepare yourself. Next, I'll dive into the Azure Administrator Associate…
