This a post related to my post on “Creating Azure Policy via Terraform” and throws in how to deal reusing an Azure Policy Definition for
Taking Microsoft beta exams is an interesting topic within the Microsoft community. I decided to write this post after successfully passing the DP 203 Data
This holiday season I decided to embark on a challenge of committing things back to the open source community. There already is the well-established Advent
For those unaware a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) is a certification that allows individuals to deliver Microsoft content. There are a few other benefits such
Historically speaking one of the pitfalls when working with Azure ARM deployments has been a lack of a ‘plan’ or outline as to what the
This post is a part of Azure Spring Clean which is a community event focused on Azure management topics from March 22-25, 2021. Thanks to Joe Carlyle and Thomas Thornton for
Update 5/12/21: Did successfully pass the 203 beta exam. This is a brief summary of my experience taking Exam DP-203: Data Engineering on Microsoft Azure
Azure Policy is a way to proactively prevent Azure resources from being created that violate your organizations policies/standards/best practices. A policy can enforce a plethora
There certainly is a lot of talk in Azure about how to automatically do certain activities like restarting an application when an error threshold has
Azure Automation Accounts leverage Azure Runbooks to automate processes within organizations’ Azure tenants. This process can be very powerful and help organizations effectively manage, scan,