Building an AI-Powered Azure Doctor with PowerShell
Bart Pasmans Imagine this. You run one command. A PowerShell agent wakes up, logs into your Azure subscription, pulls every resource it can find, feeds them to an AI model, and gets…
Cloud | Automation
PowerShell Microservices on AKS Part 4
Welcome back! If you joined me in Part 1,2 and 3!, you already know we’re on a mission to prove that PowerShell can do a whole lot more than run…
PowerShell Microservices on AKS Part 3
Welcome back! If you joined me in Part 1 & 2, you already know we’re on a mission to prove that PowerShell can do a whole lot more than run…
PowerShell Microservices on AKS Part 2
Yes, We’re Actually Deploying It This Time! 🚀 Welcome back! If you joined me in Part 1, you already know we’re on a mission to prove that PowerShell can do…
PowerShell Microservices on AKS Part 1
Building PowerShell Microservices on AKS, Because Yes, PowerShell Can Do That Too! 🚀 If you’ve been following my blog for a while, you know I love exploring the boundaries of…
PowerShell Real-Time Log Monitoring
Imagine sitting by a campfire, watching the flames dance and crackle. Meanwhile, you don’t want to leave because the action is happening in real time. That’s exactly what Get-Content -Wait…
Azure Containers (When to choose what 😕)
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…
Monitoring & alerting Azure App Services with Logic Apps & Slack!
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…
Azure ServiceBus with Azure Functions and PowerShell
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…
Pre-Auth/Easy Auth with Azure App Services & downstream token setup with a custom API
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…