Do you use Azure Lab Services for your managed classroom sessions? If yes, you might have faced a very common issue of being charged for the lab instance even when it is not in use. Well, it seems Azure has listened to the feedback provided by the end users and have come up with the […]
Tag: azure portal
The Innocent Killer on Azure
Ever thought that a small feature can hand access of your sql server databases to anyone with an Azure account? Yes, you read it right, “anyone with an Azure account”. With this feature enabled, anyone on Azure network can access your SQL databases in Azure SQL Server from any of the Azure services. You might […]
AZ-103: Azure Administrator – Preparation Road Map
This is an another post discussing preparation road map for Microsoft’s another Azure’s 2-star associate level certification for cloud administrators, AZ-103: Microsoft Azure Administrator. AZ-103 is a certification examination aimed for Azure Administrators who manage cloud services that span storage, security, networking, and compute cloud capabilities. Upon successful passing of this certification examination entitles you […]
Add/Update IP Restrictions on Azure WebApp Dynamically with PowerShell
Well, it’s exactly a month since my last post on estimation of parallel jobs on AzureDevOps. I was away all this while due to a shoulder injury. I got both my shoulders dislocated and was hospitalized due to that for quite some while. I finally got to working full time last week only and here […]
How to see log stream of webserver and application logs on Azure WebApp
This might be the first question that comes in the mind for most of us when we have to debug some issue related to our app on Azure WebApp. Well look no further, Azure has already provided this functionality generally available with all the WebApps in all the regions. In the Azure Webapp’s settings menu, […]
Creating Service Principal Through Azure Portal
What is Service Principal? As per Microsoft, an Azure service principal is an identity created for use with applications, hosted services, and automated tools to access Azure resources. This access is restricted by the roles assigned to the service principal, giving you control over which resources can be accessed and at which level. For security […]