PowerShell is an object-oriented scripting language, which means it processes code from top to bottom, right? Well, think again! PowerShell is a nice combination of .NET and some low end…
When I’m giving training on what PowerShell is, how to use it, and showing people how I apply it in real scenarios, I often get questions about real-life business cases.…
I love containers; the peace they bring by abstracting away the underlying infrastructure is a massive game changer. You just package your application, define the running environment, and it just…
This is not the first time I’ll be writing about event-driven architecture, nor will it probably be the last time 😊. I was checking my previous blog posts about event-driven…
If you have been following my blogs for a while, you already know that I have a special place in my heart for event-driven architecture. There is just something elegant…
If you’ve ever worked with PowerShell’s built-in Out-GridView, you know it’s a handy tool to visualize objects in a simple, tabular format. But what if I told you there’s a…
Azure App Services by default are open to the public, allowing external connections to your trusted app. Sometimes setting the status of your App Service from public to ‘private’ is…
Many Azure resources support the configuration of managed identities which help you grant permissions to your resource(s). For instance, you need to grant your WebApp permissions to KeyVault to get…
Azure Functions can be of great benefit to your automation flows! They can get data and perform business logic on request. They can even connect to your on-premises environment on…
I regularly run into situation where PaaS resources are used which require external connectivity. For example, to API’s or to third party services that use whitelisting to allow only certain…
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