Discovering the limitless possibilities of Azure
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Getting started with Azure Sentinel: Where to start?
Azure Sentinel is a cloud-native security information and event management (SIEM) solution that helps organizations detect and respond to threats across their entire enterprise. It provides a centralized view of security data across multiple sources, including on-premises and cloud environments, and uses artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to detect and investigate potential threats.…
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A Deep Dive into Azure Spot Instances: Use Cases, Best Practices, and Pricing Model
Azure Spot Instances are a cost-saving option in Azure that allow customers to bid on available, unused virtual machine (VM) capacity with no upfront cost. The purpose of Spot Instances is to allow customers to take advantage of idle resources at a lower cost, while also providing an opportunity for Microsoft to optimize its infrastructure…
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Azure Reservations: Understanding Eligible, Ineligible Resources and optimization
All Azure services are not eligible for reservation, and it is important to understand the reservation scope options to optimize the reservations accordingly. Eligible Resources for Azure Reservations: App Service Azure Backup Azure Blob Storage Azure Cache for Redis Azure Cosmos DB Azure Data Factory Azure Database for MariaDB Azure Database for MySQL Azure Database…
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How Azure Reservations can Help Save Costs on Azure
In this blog post, we’ll take a look at how Azure Reservations can help you save costs on Azure. What are Azure Reservations? Azure Reservations are a cost optimization feature that allow you to save up to 72% on your Azure compute and network costs by committing to a one- or three-year term. With Azure…
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Azure Subscription Democratization: Empowering Teams to Drive Innovation
Azure is a powerful cloud platform that provides a wide range of services and solutions for businesses and organizations. To enable teams to use Azure effectively, it is important to ensure that all members have the necessary access and permissions. This is where Azure subscription democratization comes in. Azure subscription democratization is the process of…
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Subscriptions, Landing Zones, and Management Groups: Understanding the Differences in Azure
When working with cloud computing, it’s important to understand the different components and how they work together. In Azure, there are several key components, including subscriptions, landing zones, and management groups, but many people are not sure what the differences are between these terms. In this blog, we will explore the differences between subscriptions, landing…
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Debunking Common Misconceptions About Landing Zones: A Guide for Non-Techies
Landing zones are a critical component of cloud computing, but they are often misunderstood. In this blog post, we will discuss some of the common misconceptions about landing zones and explain them in simple terms for a non-technical audience. Misconception 1: Landing Zones are Only for Large Enterprises One of the most common misconceptions about…
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Securing Your Azure Storage Accounts: An In-Depth Look at Shared Key and SAS Authentication
Azure Storage provides multiple authentication methods to secure access to data stored in the service. The authentication method used depends on the application or service accessing the storage account, as well as the requirements for security and access control. This blog post will discuss the various authentication methods available for accessing an Azure Storage account.…
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A Comprehensive Guide to RBAC in Azure: Understanding, Implementing, and Best Practices
RBAC (Role-Based Access Control) is a security feature in Azure that enables administrators to manage access to Azure resources based on the roles assigned to users, groups, or service principals. The RBAC model in Azure allows administrators to grant and restrict access to resources in a flexible and granular manner, ensuring that only authorized users…
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Get the Inside Scoop: Key Questions to Ask When Interviewing an Azure DevOps Engineer
As organizations continue to adopt cloud technology, the demand for Azure DevOps engineers is on the rise. These engineers are responsible for designing, implementing, and managing the development and deployment pipelines for cloud-based applications. To help you find the right candidate for your organization, we’ve compiled a list of key interview questions to ask. What…
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