Shortly after publishing the following post where I demonstrated how to create a web application with .NET Core to upload files to a storage account, which will leverage Defender for Storage and a Logic App to scan the file for virus and proceed to set
As a follow up to my previous post: Setting Azure Storage Account Blob Metadata with Python Script https://blog.terenceluk.com/2024/12/setting-azure-storage-account-blob-metadata-with-python-script.html I realized that there are likely scenarios where we would want to add additional custom tags to the blob that aren’t derived from the folder structure or
For those who have tried using the function app I provided in my previous post: Setting up a Python Function App with VSCode to configure Blob Metadata stored in an Azure Storage Account https://blog.terenceluk.com/2024/12/setting-up-a-python-function-app-with-vscode-to-configure-blob-metadata-stored-in-an-azure-storage-account.html May experience an issue when using the Azure Functions action: Where
Those who may have followed my previous post will recall that I tried to incorporate steps in a Logic App to try and retrieve a blob’s metadata and quickly found that there wasn’t a built-in action that allowed me to retrieve the tags. I spent
As a following up to my previous post: Creating a Logic App to process Defender for Storage malware scan results published by Event Grid This post serves to be the last of the series where I will demonstrate how a Logic App can be used
As a follow up to my previous post: Using Defender for Storage to scan for malware in a Storage Account, Event Grid to publish details and trigger Logic App This post serves to continue demonstrated how a Logic App can be used to process Defender
As a continuation to my previous post: Creating a web application with .NET Core for uploading files into an Azure Storage Account https://blog.terenceluk.com/2024/10/creating-a-web-application-with-net-core-for-uploading-files-into-an-azure-storage-account.html This post serves to demonstrate the next step for the flow of events as shown in the diagram with the focus highlighted
As an Azure Solutions Architect, I frequently have to generate BOM (Bill of Materials) for Azure resources and large details can result in many hours of using the Azure Calculator to create estimates. This is why I’ve constantly created tools that could automate tedious tasks
This post is a follow up to a write up a few months back where I used PowerShell to deploy a ChatGPT service: Deploy a ChatGPT service with Azure OpenAI Service in 6 minutes with PowerShell While PowerShell can certainly deploy and configure Azure resources,
As a follow up to my previous post: Using a Logic App to automate the copying of files that are uploaded to a Storage Account to SharePoint Online https://blog.terenceluk.com/2024/05/using-a-logic-app-to-automate-the-copying-of-files-that-are-uploaded-to-a-storage-account-to-sharepoint-online.html One of the additional features the SFTP service required was to notify administrators for the following
