As you continue to work with Azure Bicep, you’ll likely discover even more benefits and use cases for this powerful tool. And you will also discover the need for more advanced concepts and featur...

Azure Bicep is a great tool for Azure administrators and it is not difficult to learn. It provides a number of benefits for infrastructure as code: Concise and readable syntax: Bicep offers a...

Spinning up brand new VM in Azure is quick and easy. But installing software on Windows can be a tedious and frustrating process. You need to search for the software on the web, find the correct ...

Azure Landing Zone Azure Landing Zones are pre-defined architectures for deploying and managing workloads on the Azure cloud platform. They provide a structured approach to designing and impleme...

Writing in YAML can be intimidating and tricky at first, and it can make your DevOps go DevOoops. Instead of trying to teach someone YAML structure, here is 5 useful YAML pipeline examples for A...

In this article, we will explore the hidden tag that will allow you to display a friendly name for your resources in Azure Portal. We all know that it is not possible to rename Azure resources. ...

Azure Tags are an excellent tool for Azure Administrators and Users, and it is a fundamental part of Azure Governance. And since we can assign up to 50 tags to each resource, they can hold valuab...

Windows Admin Center Windows Admin Center started with the code name Project Honolulu back in 2017, and after becoming Globally Available, quickly became the preferred way for managing Windows S...

Today’s blog post is part of the community event Azure Spring Clean. We will discuss the importance of automating operational acceptance criteria, such as Azure Backups and Azure Site Recovery. ...

In this blog post, I will briefly cover a few scenarios of what can be easily optimized during the migration process. Cloud-optimized environment: Migrating our services from the on-premises env...