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 virtual machines based on a schedule. A quick Google search on the internet for this
Two of the common questions I’ve been asked since publishing the following post over a year ago: Monitoring, Alerting, Reporting Azure AD logins and login failures with Log Analytics and Logic Apps https://blog.terenceluk.com/2022/02/monitoring-alerting-reporting-azure-ad.html … is whether there was a way to: Provide the report as
One of my colleagues who used my previous blog post: Create an automated report for Office 365 / Microsoft 365 license usage with friendly names using Azure a Function App and Logic Apps https://blog.terenceluk.com/2022/07/create-automated-report-for-office-365.html … recently informed me that his Function App would fail to
In this post, I would like to demonstrate the following using an Azure Function App and Logic App. Function App: Use the Az.Compute module to execute Get-AzVM to get the list of virtual machines and store it in an array Loop through the virtual machines
I was recently notified by a colleague that the Azure Function I had demonstrated in my previous post: Create an automated report for Office 365 / Microsoft 365 license usage with friendly names using Azure a Function App and Logic Apps https://blog.terenceluk.com/2022/07/create-automated-report-for-office-365.html … would fail
One of the topics I’ve been meaning to write about is how to secure Function Apps with authentication to prevent unauthorized calls because a newly created Function App and its functions are by default accessible via the internet so anyone who knows the URL would
I was recently contacted by someone to inform me that the Function App I provided in my previous post written on July 25, 2022: Create an automated report for Office 365 / Microsoft 365 license usage with friendly names using Azure a Function App and
In this post, I would like to demonstrate the following using an Azure Function App and Logic App. Function App: Download a CSV file from a URL Count the amount of records in the table Convert the CSV data into a table in HTML format
I received quite a few requests about how to automate the process of my previous post where I described how to use Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK to generate a Office 365 / Microsoft 365 license report that had friendly names: Using Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK
As a follow up to my previous post: Creating a Service Principal to connect to Azure AD using a Certificate to authenticate https://blog.terenceluk.com/2022/02/creating-service-principal-to-connect.html This post serves to demonstrate how to create a Function App to automate the execution of a PowerShell script that is ran
