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Posts about Microsoft Azure. Security, architecture, infrastructure and operations, development, compliance, and a lot more.
Backing up all Azure Key Vault Secrets, Keys, and Certificates Paid Members Public
Backing up Azure Key Vault objects isn't hard. You can do it from the Azure Portal, from Azure PowerShell, or the Azure CLI. We'll take a look at all these options. Finally, we'll take a look at how we can backup/copy secrets from one vault to another, across subscriptions.
Excluding failing dependencies from Application Insights logging Paid Members Public
Implement an ITelemetryProcessor to ignore specific dependency failures in your Application Insights service - this help keep the data clean(er), reduces cost, and ultimately reduces false positives.
Securing Microsoft Teams Paid Members Public
Recently, Microsoft Teams adoption in organizations world-wide has skyrocketed. To keep up with this pace, here's a post about securing the Collaboration Experience, configuring Compliance, and a look at Security options!
Querying data from multiple Application Insights instances Paid Members Public
Getting insights into the resources we operate is a crucial part of understanding where we need to improve and what works well. In reality, the insights and telemetry we gather exist in various regions and datacenters. Data sits in multiple subscriptions and different resource groups - even the same application
Upgrade Application Insights to Workspace-based Resource Mode from Classic Paid Members Public
Recently, Microsoft introduced a new option when creating Application Insight instances. A selection to help us choose between the Classic approach, or the modern Workspace-based mode. In the Azure Portal, it can look like this when we create a new Application Insights today: Select the Resource Mode of Application insights
Azure App Service tips: Increase reliability with the Auto-Healing features Paid Members Public
Hey friends. Here's a tip from the field. Make use of the auto-healing capabilities in your Azure App Services to increase the reliability of your production workloads. What is auto-heal? The auto-heal capabilities are coming out of the Azure App Service Diagnostics, which I previously wrote about [https:
Introducing the LogAnalytics.Client NuGet for .NET Core Paid Members Public
Directly related to Log Analytics and sending entities from C#, I have previously talked about Building Custom Data Collectors for Azure Log Analytics [https://zimmergren.net/building-custom-data-collectors-for-azure-log-analytics/] and Log custom application security events in Azure Log Analytics which are ingested and used in Azure Sentinel [https://zimmergren.net/log-custom-application-security-events-log-analytics-ingested-in-azure-sentinel/] . I
Azure App Service tips: Enable the Health-Check capabilities Paid Members Public
Here's another tip about ensuring a healthy and reliable experience in your Azure App Services. An easy way to increase availability of your apps is to make use of the Health checks. Scenario In one of my apps, I have 4 instances by default - and then they
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