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Azure Resource Graph Introduction
The most important part of Azure governance is to keep control of your Azure resources while not loosing agility and speed. There are several tools, procedures and services that assist you getting in control of your Azure resources. One I … Continue reading
Posted in Azure
Tagged azure, Control, govern, governance, graph, graph explorer, resource management, resources, speed, transparency, transparent, visualization
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Azure Blueprints – Overview
Azure Blueprints were announced during Microsoft Ignite 2018. I had the privilege to already get access some months earlier and played with the new feature/service to gain some experience. In this blog post I want to give you a quick … Continue reading
Posted in Azure, DevOps
Tagged azure, blueprint, compliance, Control, govern, governance, policies, policy
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Azure Monitor for VMs
During Microsoft Ignite 2018, a new feature went to public preview: Azure Monitor for VMs. As the feature name mentions, it’s about monitoring virtual machines and tightly integrate those into Azure Monitor. This blog post gives you some first insights.
Posted in Azure
Tagged Alert, alerting, Alerts, analytics, azure monitor, health, insights, monitor, monitoring, state
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Terraform – using multiple files for configurations and variables
Welcome back to the third post of the Terraform series. In this post I will cover, how Terraform can merge multiple configuration and variables files into one. This gives you better transparency, flexibility and control for your Terraform-based deployments. Enjoy!
Posted in Azure, DevOps
Tagged azure, IaC, infrastructure as code, multiple files, terraform, variables
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Terraform – introducing input variables
In my last Terraform post I talked a little bit about the basics what Terraform is and how it works from ground up. In this post I want to focus on input variables and how they can be used to … Continue reading
Posted in Azure, DevOps
Tagged declarative, descriptive, IaC, infrastructure as code, input, terraform, tf, variables
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Terraform – a first introduction
Infrastructure as code is very popular for some time already. When talking about deploying infrastructure or application components to Microsoft Azure as code, then the Azure Resource Manager (ARM) will come to your attention. ARM manages resources that live in … Continue reading
Posted in Azure, DevOps
Tagged ARM, arm templates, hashicorp, HCL, IaC, infrastructure as code, terraform, tf
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Auto-Deploy Container Images as Azure Container Instances (ACI)
Containers are pretty new in the Microsoft world, but are quickly getting traction. Microsoft Azure offers lots of container-related services such as Azure Container Instances (ACI), Azure Container Service (ACS), Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS) or Azure Container Registry (ACR). I … Continue reading
Posted in Azure, DevOps
Tagged aci, automation, azure container instances, container, docker, docker hub, hub, logic app, logicapp, trigger, webhook, workflow
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