I’ve recently noticed an automation job I setup that uses my PowerShell script to convert Azure Firewall logs in JSON format begin to fail on June 5, 2024 at the 23:00 hour. The following is my original post: Converting Azure Firewall logs in JSON format
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/2023/07/converting-azure-firewall-logs-in-json.html … where I provided a script to convert a single JSON file that stored Azure Firewall
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 for any type of change to be applied and the non-parallel stream of updates you
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 auditing requirements. Accomplishing this wasn’t difficult because it was a matter of either increasing the
I do not often have the opportunity to do as many hands on deployment of Azure services on projects due to my role as an architect so when I do, I tend to spend a lot of time working with the service to try and
