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Happy 5th Birthday Bicep!

Happy 5th Birthday Bicep!

2025-05-12
Bicep, Infrastructure as Code
Bicep is 5 years old! Let’s take a look back at how this all started.
Pulumi Azure Native Has Slimmed Down for Summer

Pulumi Azure Native Has Slimmed Down for Summer

2025-04-28
Pulumi, Infrastructure as Code
The Pulumi Azure Native SDK has shrunk by 75%, here’s why and what that means for you.
Speed Up AKS Image Pulls with ACR Artifact Streaming

Speed Up AKS Image Pulls with ACR Artifact Streaming

2025-04-07
AKS, ACR, Containers
Large container images can slow down deployments and scaling. Artifact streaming can help speed this up.
Hanging Up My MVP Award

Hanging Up My MVP Award

2025-03-10
MVP, Career
It’s the end of an era as I hang up my MVP award.
Home Networking with Coax

Home Networking with Coax

2025-02-21
Networking, Coax, MoCa
Despite being old and slow in the past, coax is making a comeback as a networking option and it saved my home network from terrible speeds!
Creating Groups In Administrative Units With Infrastructure as Code

Creating Groups In Administrative Units With Infrastructure as Code

2025-01-24
Azure, Entra ID, Infrastructure as Code
How to create Entra ID groups inside an Administrative Unit with Infrastructure as Code and limited permissions
Protect PaaS Resources With Network Security Perimeter

Protect PaaS Resources With Network Security Perimeter

2024-12-14
Azure, Network Security
Network Security Perimeter is a new preview feature that helps you apply network security protections to your PaaS resources
Sandboxed Environments with Container Apps Dynamic Sessions

Sandboxed Environments with Container Apps Dynamic Sessions

2024-11-18
Azure, Container Apps
Dynamic Sessions for Azure Container Apps provides a way to run untrusted code in a secure, sandboxed environment with dynamic scaling.
WTH is Planned Failover for Azure Storage?

WTH is Planned Failover for Azure Storage?

2024-10-28
Azure, Storage
Planned failover for Azure Storage is now in preview, but what is it and how does it differ from unplanned failover?
AKS Finally Supports FQDN-Based Network Policies - At a Cost

AKS Finally Supports FQDN-Based Network Policies - At a Cost

2024-09-16
Azure, AKS, Networking
AKS now supports applying FQDN based network polcies to restrict traffic, however it’s part of the Advanced Container Networking Services product, which comes at an additional cost.
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