Category: Azure
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Use Objects With a Bicep Template
This blog post will show how to create an object with Bicep and use it in a Bicep template.
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Azure Kubernetes Node Pools: Everything You Need to Know
Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) offers a managed Kubernetes environment that makes it easy to deploy and manage containerized applications at scale.
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How to Set Azure Default Resource Group With PowerShell
In Azure, every resource must be assigned to a resource group. In some cases, you may want to set a specific resource group as the default for all new Azure resources.
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How to Start Azure Virtual Machine With Azure CLI
Azure is a cloud computing platform and Azure Virtual Machines (VMs) are a key component of Azure.
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Failback Azure VM Using Disaster Recovery
In this final blog post about Azure Virtual Machines disaster recovery, we will failback a VM back to its original region (primary).
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Failover Azure VM Using Disaster Recovery
In this post, we continue with the Azure Virtual Machines Disaster Recovery feature and Failover a protected Azure VM from one region to another.
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How To Use Variables in a Bicep Tempate
In this article, we will show you how to use variables in a Bicep template. Variables are a great way to keep your templates organized and easy to edit.
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Failover Test On Azure Virtual Machine
In our last post, we have enabled the Azure Virtual Machine Disaster Recovery feature, and today we will do a failover test.
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Enable Disaster Recovery VM Replication in Azure
Are you looking for a way to enable disaster recovery VM replication in Azure? If so, you have come to the right place!
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Using Azure Sandbox For Learning
This blog post will show you how to use Microsoft Azure Sandbox lab deployments as part of Microsoft Learn exercises.
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How to Deploy a Bicep Template
This blog post will show you how to deploy a Bicep template to Microsoft Azure using Azure CLI.
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Deploy Azure Virtual Desktop With Azure Active Directory Auth – Part 3
In this blog post, we will continue with the configuration of the access layer to Azure Virtual Desktop using Azure AD authentication.