Azure
Introduction In this post we will build a Docker image from a Dockerfile, run the image inside a container locally that will execute a bash script, write Terraform configuration to build our cloud infrastructure required to run the container in Azure & finally test our image inside an Azure Container
Azure
What is state drift? In the world of cloud infrastructure management where environments can change fast, maintaining consistency and accuracy can be a challenge when working with Infrastructure as Code. State drift occurs when the actual state of your infrastructure does not match the expected state defined in your Terraform
Azure
Introduction Today we will be deploying an Azure Virtual Machine with the SQL extension using Terraform. The SQL VM extension in Azure is awesome as it offers a multitude of nice features. It provides a flexible way to manage and configure your SQL Server instances running on Azure VMs. With
Terraform
Overview This post will talk about an overview of two types of Terraform backends: Standard and Enhanced. Standard backends, such as AWS S3 and Azure Storage, store state files but do not execute commands. Enhanced backends, like Terraform Cloud, can store state and perform operations such as terraform plan and
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Introduction Azure Monitor is a powerful tool for monitoring and analyzing the performance and health of your Azure resources. However, with a large number of resources and complex alert rules, it can be challenging to keep track of all the fired alerts. You may not want to give out more
Terraform
Introduction In Azure Automation you can publish runbooks that contains code that you run either manually or on a schedule. You can do a lot of things with this and one thing you can do is deploy & schedule Powershell code. Me being a fan of Powershell, using it daily