I am working with a customer that has the use case of running nested virtual machines on Azure. They’re using KVM and QEMU today, and I wanted to prove out that it is possible to run VMs using KVM and QEMU on Azure. KVM is a technology that allows you to run full virtual machines […]
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How to connect VNETs in different Azure regions?
When discussing Azure networking, a question that frequently comes up is how to connect different Azure regions. More specifically, this question typically boils down to how to connect VNETs that are in different regions. There are three options to achieve this connection, which we’ll discuss in this post: Global VNET peering VNET-to-VNET connection Expressroute Although […]
Changing from Let’s Encrypt to an App Service Managed Certificate
A couple of months ago, I moved my blog from wordpress.com to my own hosting on Azure. Afterwards, I setup SSL using a Let’s Encrypt free certificate. This process is using an opensource plugin into App Service to communicate to Let’s Encrypt. Recently, Microsoft announced free certificates for App Service custom domains. These certs are […]
Analyse Storage Account logs using Python in Azure Notebooks
Azure Storage can provide you detailed log information about all transactions happening against your storage account. There are default metrics that are gathered and shown through Azure Monitor. Additionally, you can configure logging on the storage account that give you a log information on a per request basis. Analyzing these logs can be a bit […]
Setting up FSLogix with WVD
A while ago, I blogged about setting up WVD. This post is a follow-up, in which I’ll walk you through the setup and configuration of FSLogix with WVD. FSLogix is an interesting piece of technology Microsoft acquired in 2018. FSlogix allows you to store both user profiles and applications on a centralized file share. This […]