One of the most common questions I’ve been asked in the past when it comes to cost management in Azure is what are the options for powering off and on
One of the questions I am frequently asked is how we can effectively determine what resources are sending data to a particular Log Analytics Workspace. Those who are administrators of
This post serves as a follow up to my: Converting Azure Firewall logs in JSON format created from Archive to a storage account diagnostic setting to CSV format https://blog.terenceluk.com/converting-azure-firewall-logs-in-json/ …
Those who have configured Rule Collections for a Azure Firewall Policy whether via GUI or scripting will know how tedious the task can be due to the amount of time
Problem A colleague of mine recently asked me to help troubleshoot an issue with an Azure Storage Account that has Hierarchical Namespace enabled, which is essentially an Azure Data Lake,
I recently worked with a colleague to complete a deployment and one of the laborious activities we had to complete were: Create Route Tables with UDRs (user defined routes) IP
One of the common issues I’ve continuously come across while preparing Windows 10 and Windows 2016 above operating systems for virtual desktops or remote desktop services is when sysprep fails
One of the clients I recently worked with had a requirement that all traffic traversing through the Azure Firewall need to be stored for at least 6 months due to
