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Quickly discover any expiring certificates for Azure App Services
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Discover expiring Azure App Service certificates using Azure Resource Graph queries.
Deep-linking Azure Log Analytics and Application Insights queries
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For a while, I've wanted to craft deep links (direct links) to queries in Azure Monitor. Either directly to Log Analytics workspaces or to Application Insights resources I have. I have plenty of use cases for this, but most notably is the fact that we want to easily share queries
Enforce authentication when sending Application Insights telemetry
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Microsoft recently announced the capability, and public preview, of authenticated requests to Application Insights. This is an important update for a wide range of reasons. In this post, we'll explore how to configure your Application Insights instance to reject requests that aren't authenticated and with the correct authorization, and also
Visualize Log Analytics data ingestion using Microsoft 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 Microsoft 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.
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
Getting started with Azure Bicep
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Authoring Infrastructure as Code templates, like ARM, just got easier. With Bicep, we can more easily manage and build our templates with a typed and IntelliSense-powered approach, and easily convert them to ARM templates when we need to deploy them. Here's a first look.
