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Re: Tagging Azure Resources with a Creator
Update: Objects created by a Service Principal will tag the objects with a GUID instead of a name by default. You can fix this behavior by giving the Managed Identity the Application Developer role in Azure Active Directory. Hello everyone, my name is Anthony Watherston and I am a Senior Premier Field Engineer in Melbourne Australia. A question was recently raised by a colleague about how we can tag an Azure resource with the name of the person who created it.
Azure Monitor agent and Data Collection Rules
Oct 04 2021 11:06 PM Last week Sonia Cuff wrote about finding your Azure Log Analytics agent deployments in your environment in preparation for the Azure Monitor agent migration. This was in response to an email you might have received if you are currently using the Log Analytics Agent. We previously covered the reasons behind the need for a new agent. But the reason for today’s article is to explore a bit the DCR or Data Collection Rules.
How-To: Automated Company-Wide IP Blocking via Azure Firewall and Azure Functions
Jun 14 2021 12:00 AM Summary One of the top 10 Azure consuming companies has multiple country government-mandated requirements to block egress to and ingress from IP addresses and IP address ranges on a dynamic embargoed/sanctioned IP list. In other words, various country governments across the globe forbid the company from sending traffic to certain addresses.
Manage your Azure resources using automation tasks
Feb 24 2021 12:13 AM There are different ways to manage your Azure resources depending on your specific needs. With automation tasks, Azure offers a simple way to manage a specific resource or resource group using automation task templates. These templates depend on the Azure resource. For example, for an Azure virtual machine, you can create an automation task that turns on or turns off that virtual machine on a predefined schedule or sends the resource's monthly cost.
Deploying Windows Virtual Desktop host pools with Terraform
03-12-2020 11:29 AM Terraform is a tool that enables you to completely automate infrastructure builds through configuration files. It provides versioning for configurations, which makes it easy to deploy and maintain your existing Windows Virtual Desktop deployments on Microsoft Azure. The following guide below describes how to deploy a new host pool or modify an existing host pool within Windows Virtual Desktop using Terraform. Note: Terraform is an open source tool hosted in GitHub.
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