Visualize Log Analytics data ingestion using Azure Sentinel
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With Microsoft's built-in workbook template in Azure Sentinel, named "Data collection health monitoring", we can visualize the data ingestion and quickly understand our workspaces and the data we have.
Create Azure DevOps or GitHub bugs from Azure Monitor logs
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When operating distributed applications it can be a lot of work if you want to copy error details into tickets and work items for your teams to look at. In this post we're taking a quick look at how we can quickly send specific log entries from Application Insights over to Azure DevOps or GitHub.
Discover sensitive Key Vault operations with Azure Sentinel
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Microsoft's Azure Key Vault Security workbook helps you structure the explorations of sensitive operations in your Azure Key Vaults. Using this workbook, we can cut the diagnostic and troubleshooting time down by a lot.
Fixing NuGet error: Unable to load the service index for source - 401 Unauthorized
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Setting up an entirely new project and getting things off the ground is usually the quickest part of our development process for a project. However, not its not uncommon to stumble into various issues with NuGet, if you're a dotnet dev. Something I've ran into several times is when running
Solution: Unable to find .deps.json when running .NET 5 tests in Azure DevOps
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I recently upgraded some projects to .NET 5 from the previous .NET Core 3.x versions I had running. My projects utilize xUnit, and I run them from Azure DevOps. However, when I upgraded my projects, and modified the build definition accordingly with the latest NuGet installer, and the latest
Making Windows Terminal look awesome with oh-my-posh
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If you really want to improve the Windows Terminal experience, and enhance the visual aids when you're navigating and working with command lines like Git, then this is for you. Easily install and configure oh-my-posh and a custom NerdFont, and you're off to an amazing Windows Terminal journey.
Using third-party terminals within Windows Terminal
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I received questions about my Windows Terminal experience. Particularly someone asked how to configure the use of third-party terminals inside of the Windows Terminal experience. Let's take a look at two example: cmder, and Visual Studio Developer Command Prompt.
Install custom themes in Windows Terminal
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Here's another tip for how to customize the experience in Windows Terminal. We're configuring the color scheme, or theme. Check out how to configure any custom colors, and pick some of the pre-defined ones that already look great!
