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Module 1: Fundaments of Cloud and Azure
This chapter is about the term `Cloud` and the fundamentals of Microsoft Azure and Cloud Services in general.
How to learn Azure - My learning resources
When starting to learn Microsoft Azure, the resources and information can be overwhelming. At this page I have summarized some resources which found out during my Azure journey and my advice on when to use what resource.
Introduction to Azure roles and permissions (RBAC/IAM)
In this page, I will explain you the basics of Microsoft Azure roles and permissions management (RBAC) and help you secure your environment.
Getting started with PowerShell
PowerShell is a powerful command-line shell and scripting language that can help you inspect systems, automate repetitive tasks, and manage computers more efficiently. At first, a command-line interface can look intimidating. Fortunately, PowerShell is designed around a fairly consistent command structure, making it easier to learn...
Network security in Azure with NSG and ASG
When designing, managing and securing a network in Microsoft Azure we have lots of options to do this. We can leverage third-party appliances like Fortinet, Palo Alto, PFSense or Sophos XG Firewall but we can also use the somewhat limited built-in options; Network Security Groups (NSG...
Email Security
This category contains some pages about how to increase your email security across all your owned domains by using various security mechanisms.
Rename name-tags to resource groups and resources
When it comes to naming your Azure Resource Groups and resources, most of them are not renameable. This due to limitations on the platform and maybe some underlying technical limitations. However, it is possible to assign a renameable tag to a resource in Azure which can...
Introduction to the Microsoft Cloud Security Benchmark (MCSB)
In the modern era like where we are today, security is a very important aspect of every system you manage where the security is as high as your least secured system.
Introduction to the Azure Well-Architected Framework
The Azure Well Architected Framework (WAF) is a framework to improve the quality of your Microsoft Azure Deployment. This does it by spanning 5 pillars so an architect can determine with IT decision makers how they can get the most Azure with the planned budget.
Cloud Adoption Framework Introduction (CAF)
More and more organizations are moving to the cloud. In order to do this succesfully, we can use the Cloud Adoption Framework.