Integrating Azure PaaS services with a private network has been a hot topic. The issue that most customers deal with when it comes to Azure PaaS services is that some of those are published using a public network connection. A good example here is SQL Azure: While databases always have been very well guarded, suddenly […]
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Git branching explained
I am not a developer. I’m more of an infrastructure person, who delves into development sometimes. As part of a hackathon last week, my team and I ended up needing to do branches in git, and I had to shamefully admit that I always check-in to master. Most developers will be shooting me the same […]
Simple Kubernetes blue-green deployments
I had a great week this week at Ignite. There were a couple of nice announcements that I want to dive into soon (Azure Arc being one of them). If you have doubted about attending Ignite before, I can highly recommend it for a couple of reasons: There is a great atmosphere, and there a […]
Using Azure Policy to deny public IPs on specific VNETs
Azure Policy is a powerful tool in your Azure toolbox. It allows you to enforce specific governance principals you want to see implemented in your environment. Some key examples of what Azure Policy allows you to do is: Automatically tag resources, Enforce specific regions, Enforce VM size … I recently ran into a customer scenario, […]
Exploring the DP-100 certification path
For the past couple of months, learning more about AI and data science has been on my learning backlog. However, I never actually sat down and put down a plan for learning. The way I like to learn, is by setting myself a challenge. Just subscribing to a course, or setting the goal of learning […]