All pages referring or tutorials for Microsoft Azure.
Once every 3 to 4 years you want to be on the last version of Windows Server because of new features and of course to have the latest security updates. These security updates are the most important these days. When having your server hosted on Microsoft Azure, this proces can Read more…
In Azure, you have the option to create Ephemeral OS disks for your machine. This sounds really cool but what is it actually, what pro’s and cons are coming with them, what is the pricing and how do we use them? I will do my best to explain everything in Read more…
With Azure Logic apps we can save some money on compute costs. Azure Logic apps are flow based tasks that can be run on schedule, or on a specific trigger like receiving a email message or Teams message. After the trigger has been started, we can choose what action to Read more…
In this article, we are going to implement Azure Firewall in Azure. We are going to do this by building and architecting a new network and creating the basic rules to make everything work. Requirements Overview Before creating all resources, it is great to plan before we build. I mean Read more…
Azure Firewall is a cloud-native Firewall which can be implemented in your Azure network. It acts as a Layer 3, 4 and 7 Firewall and so has more administrative options than for example NSGs. Requirements What is Azure Firewall? Azure Firewall is an cloud based firewall to secure and your Read more…
Starting on 30 September 2025, default outbound connectivity for Azure VMs will be retired. This means that after this date you have to configure a way for virtual machines to actually have connection to the internet. Otherwise, you will get an VM that runs but is only available through your Read more…
This page shows what Microsoft Azure certifications are available for Developer-minded people. I intend to focus as much on the developers as possible, although this is not my primary subject. I did some research and i didn’t find it very clear what to do, where to start etcetera. The certification Read more…
Microsoft Azure has a service called the ‘Static Web Apps” (SWA) which are simple but yet effective webpages. They can host HTML pages with included CSS and can link with Azure Functions for doing more advanced tasks for you. In this guide we will explore the possibilities of Static Web Read more…
Azure Workbooks are an excellent way to monitor your application and dependencies in a nice and customizable dashboard. Workbooks can contain technical information from multiple sources, like: They’re highly flexible and can be used for anything from a simple performance report to a full-on investigative analysis tool. A workbook can Read more…
Sometimes, we also want a step down from our work and want to fully enjoy a videogame. Especially when you really like games with open worlds, Minecraft is a great game. And what if I tell you we can setup a server for Minecraft on Azure so you can play Read more…