Follow Me
Search
Categories
- Azure (65)
- DevOps (24)
- Events/Speaking (49)
- Exams/Awards (12)
- General (1)
- SCSM (112)
- Security (3)
- System Center (without SCSM) (26)
Tag Archives: azure
Using TOTP Tokens with Azure AD – Part 2/2: Programmable Tokens
In the first part of this series I explained and demonstrated the process how non-programmable TOTP tokens can be used as a possible alternative to the Microsoft Authenticator app. In this second post I will cover programmable tokens. Non-programmable tokens … Continue reading
Using TOTP Tokens with Azure AD – Part 1/2: Non-programmable Tokens
If password-based authentication is in place, the additional use of a second factor (or multi-factor (MFA) authentication) is highly recommended to enhance the security of identities and to strengthen the authentication process. The Microsoft Authenticator app running on a smartphone … Continue reading
AWS Single Sign-On with Azure AD – Walk-through Part 1/2
If you are using Azure AD as your main Identity Provider (IDP), then you know that you can integrate/federate lots of cloud apps with it. This not only gives you better control over cloud app usage, but also allows users … Continue reading
Posted in Azure
Tagged aad, amazon, aws, azure, azure active directory, azure ad, idp, oauth, provisioning, saml, scim, single sign-on, sso
2 Comments
Azure Front Door Health Probes
If you are using Azure Front Door to optimize global access to your apps, you might recognize a lot of health probes in your app logs. This article explains what this means and why these are used.
Posted in Azure
Tagged azure, front door, frontdoor, health, health probes, interval, log analytics, web app
Leave a comment
Disable Azure Storage Account Access Keys (Preview)
Several months ago I published this article which discusses the problem of Azure services that use a public endpoint together with its available authentication options. If companies do not understand these mechanics, they put their environment at risk. For Azure … Continue reading
Posted in Azure
Tagged access key, authentication, azure, endpoint, public, Security, storage, storage account
Leave a comment
How to master Azure resources? Watch my new recording!
How to master resources in Azure? This is a question I receive a lot. We all agree that deploying resources in Azure is a simple process: You just go to the marketplace, fill out some form, hit next, next, finish, … Continue reading
Posted in Azure, DevOps
Tagged azure, blueprint, code, DevOps, govern, governance, IaC, manage, master, microsoft, operations, policy
Leave a comment
The live stream recording “ARM Templates Deployment Scripts” is now available!
On October 19, 2020 I did a live stream together with Microsoft Azure MVP Martin Ehrnst to talk about Deployment Scripts in ARM templates. We talked about the need for deployment scripts for the “last mile configuration” and how they … Continue reading
Posted in Azure, DevOps
Tagged ARM, arm templates, automation, azure, declarative, DevOps, IaC, imperative, infrastructure as code, microsoft
Leave a comment
The live stream recording “Nested & linked ARM templates” is now available!
On October 12, 2020 I did a live stream together with Microsoft Azure MVP Martin Ehrnst to talk about nested and linked ARM templates. We covered topics such as nesting, expression evaluation handling, multi-scoping and decomposing strategies. And we quickly … Continue reading
Posted in Azure, DevOps
Tagged ARM, arm templates, automation, azure, DevOps, IaC, infrastructure as code, lifecycle management, linked, linked templates, microsoft, nested, nested templates
Leave a comment
The live stream recording “More complex ARM templates” is now available!
On October 4, 2020 I did a live stream together with Microsoft Azure MVP Martin Ehrnst to talk about more complex ARM templates. We covered topics such as parameters, variables, dependencies, functions, conditions and copy. And we gave a quick … Continue reading
Posted in Azure, DevOps
Tagged automation, azure, code, DevOps, IaC, infrastructure as code, lifecycle, microsoft
Leave a comment
The live stream recording “ARM templates basics for Microsoft Azure” is now available!
Some days ago I did a live stream to talk about infrastructure-as-code and ARM templates basics. The goal was to give beginners a quick introduction why infrastructure-as-code makes sense and how very basic ARM templates work.
Posted in Azure, DevOps
Tagged automation, azure, code, DevOps, IaC, infrastructure as code, lifecycle, microsoft
Leave a comment
marcelzehner.ch 