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Resource naming reloaded: Azure Policy and Bicep for the winner!
Let’s solidify naming conventions with Azure Policy In one of my last blog posts, How to use Azure Policy to enforce resource naming conventions in your DevOps pipelines I explained how one could …
How to use Azure Policy to enforce resource naming conventions in your DevOps pipelines
Lets talk about Azure naming conventions I know, I know, you are probably thinking, “Seriously? We’re gonna talk about names?” But trust me, this stuff matters. Why Should You Care …
Azure RBAC is so 2023! Let’s get ABAC to the rescue!
This post is part of a series about Deployments, Role Assignments and more! How to deploy Azure LogAnalytics Workspace and link Application Insights to it How to use Azure Container Registry to …
How to secure access to an Azure Container registry with a Managed Identity and RBAC
This post is part of a series How to deploy Azure LogAnalytics Workspace and link Application Insights to it How to use Azure Container Registry to standardize deployments using Bicep across your …
How to use Azure Container registry to standardize deployments using Bicep across your organization
This post is part of a series How to deploy Azure LogAnalytics Workspace and link Application Insights to it 📍 you are here - How to use Azure Container registry to standardize deployments using …
How to use Bicep to deploy Azure LogAnalytics Workspace and link Application Insights to it
This post is part of a series 📍 you are here - How to use Bicep to deploy Azure LogAnalytics Workspace and link Application Insights to it How to use Azure Container registry to standardize …
How to get started with deploying Azure resources with Bicep
What is Bicep? Good question. First of all, it’s most probably Azure’s nerdiest dad joke, as it derives from ARM (Azure Resource Manager) and has something to do with the biceps doing the …
Get rid of Key Vault! (Making good things even better)
I love open-source, because it is a fantastic way to learn and share. I recently saw this tweet by Peter Klapwijk, who built a Logic App to monitor licenses of your Microsoft 365 tenant. The solutions …