Network connectivity testing is one of the challenges I repeatedly encounter when supporting Azure networking environments, particularly when validating connectivity from subnets delegated to Azure PaaS services. In non-delegated subnets, troubleshooting is usually straightforward. A
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/setting-up-a-python-function-app-with-vscode-to-configure-blob-metadata-stored-in-an-azure-storage-account/ May
As a follow up to my previous post: Setting Azure Storage Account Blob Metadata with Python Script https://blog.terenceluk.com/setting-azure-storage-account-blob-metadata-with-python-script/ This post serves to be part 2 where I will be converting the Python Script to a
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
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
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/monitoring-alerting-reporting-azure-ad/ … is
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/create-automated-report-for-office-365/ …
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
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
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
