Azure’s global infrastructure provides great flexibility for deploying virtual machines (VMs) across regions and zones. However, when planning high availability, performance, or cost-optimized ar...

In my previous article Diagram as Code with PowerShell, I demonstrated how to generate Azure architecture diagrams using Mermaid and PowerShell. This approach allows you to create dynamic, code-d...

This article is part of the Festive Tech Calendar 2024, and fun fact—it’s a bit nostalgic for me! My very first blog post on this page ago was also part of this initiative. It feels great to cont...

Today I want to talk about exciting new tool. Azure Quick Review (azqr) is a command-line interface (CLI) tool designed to analyze Azure resources, ensuring they adhere to Microsoft’s best practi...

In Azure we have a few different places where we can run our scripts and even more ways to let our scripts access VMs remotely. One of the original methods was to use Hybrid Worker, but that is r...

Azure Virtual Machine (VM) Snapshots provide a quick and efficient way to capture the current state of a virtual machine’s disk. Snapshots are useful for data recovery, testing, and disaster reco...

Azure provides high availability and resilience through its Availability Zones, which are designed to ensure fault isolation while maintaining low-latency connectivity. However, there is often co...

Azure provides powerful tools to help manage and secure cloud resources, and Azure Resource Locks are among the most essential mechanisms for protecting critical workloads. By preventing accident...

Welcome back to the Terraform series on AzureIs.Fun! If you’ve been following along, you’ve already taken the first steps into the world of Infrastructure as Code (IaC) with Terraform. Today we a...

Welcome back to the Terraform series on AzureIs.Fun! If you’ve been following along, you’ve already taken the first steps into the world of Infrastructure as Code (IaC) with Terraform. Now, in th...