Tag: azure administration
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Best Tools to Run Azure CLI on Windows 11
Read more: Best Tools to Run Azure CLI on Windows 11✅ Windows Terminal (Recommended) 💡 Modern, powerful terminal app from Microsoft Why it’s good✔ Tabs (PowerShell, Azure CLI, bash, WSL)✔ Split panes✔ Custom themes and…
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Defining and Securing Emergency Access Accounts
Read more: Defining and Securing Emergency Access AccountsThe goal is to create accounts that are completely independent of your normal administrative processes, making them accessible even during a major system failure (e.g.,…
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Switching between Azure Subscriptions
Read more: Switching between Azure SubscriptionsOpen PowerShell in administrative mode and run these commands;
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Azure PowerShell and Azure CLI
Read more: Azure PowerShell and Azure CLIIt’s impossible to memorize all commands in PowerShell and Azure CLI. Good news is that Microsoft follows a standard pattern Open this page; https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/reference-index?view=azure-cli-latest If…
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Azure Microservices
Read more: Azure MicroservicesHere are the major services other than core services; Service Fabric Azure Functions Small piece of code that we can write. There is a small…
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