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Hi everyone! Today, in this blog post, we will explore how to deploy Azure Container Instances (ACI) using Terraform. As we have discussed several times on this blog, ACI is a vital Azure service for running Docker containers without the need to manage underlying virtual machines.

Hi everyone! Today, in this blog post, we will explore how to deploy and manage Azure Shared Image Galleries using Terraform. As you know, Shared Image Galleries in Azure provide a centralized way to store and manage custom images for your virtual machines, enabling consistent and efficient deployments across multiple regions.

Hi everyone! This week we’re talking again about “Policy as Code,” an approach that brings consistency and efficiency to policy management, similar to how “Infrastructure as Code” transformed infrastructure deployment.

Hi folks! Today, in this blog post, we’re going to explore how to implement Azure Container Registry (ACR) using Terraform. As we’ve discussed on several occasions in this blog, ACR is an essential Azure service for storing and managing Docker container images.

Keeping our cloud applications healthy and reliable requires constant monitoring. Azure Application Insights allows us to track performance, identify errors, and gain valuable insights into the behavior of our applications.

API management is becoming increasingly important, where seamless integration and efficient management of APIs can have a significant impact on the success of our projects. Azure API Management offers us a powerful solution that allows us to publish, manage, protect and analyze our APIs in a secure and scalable environment.

In our previous post, we looked at how to use Terraform to set up namespaces in Azure Service Bus. Now, we’re moving on to the next step: creating topics in Azure Service Bus.

Hey there! In another post, we discussed how you can use Terraform to deploy Azure Firewall and how it can make your cloud deployments more efficient and secure. Today, let’s explore how you can achieve similar results using Bicep, Azure’s language for resource declaration.

In the previous post, we started a series on using Terraform to deploy Azure Service Bus resources. We covered how to deploy namespaces in Azure Service Bus. Now, in this second post, we will look at Azure Service Bus queues, a fundamental component for efficient message handling.

Happy New Year, everyone! Kicking off our first article of the year, we’ll explore deploying Azure Elastic SAN using Bicep. Currently, there is no official Bicep module specifically for Elastic SAN implementation.

Azure Service Bus is a messaging service on the cloud that enables communication between applications and services. It’s a key component in many cloud architectures, especially when dealing with large-scale applications or services that require reliable, secure message passing and processing.

Hey there, folks! In today’s blog post, we’ll discuss the Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets, also known as VMSS. If you have experience with Azure, you might already know that VMSS are crucial for managing cloud services that can be scaled up and down based on demand.

Static websites are gaining popularity due to their simplicity, security, and fast loading times. They are particularly useful for applications where the content is not updated frequently. Azure Storage provides a convenient and cost-effective way to host such static websites, serving content directly from storage containers without the need for a web server.

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Hello everyone! The importance of securely managing our secrets, keys, and certificates has grown exponentially in our cloud environments. Azure Key Vault allows us to handle this sensitive data securely.

Hello everyone! Today, I want to talk about custom roles in Azure. Azure gives us many roles to use, but sometimes, they don’t do exactly what we want. So, we need to make our own roles that do the exact job.

Hi folks, I hope everyone is doing well. We all use Azure Storage Accounts to keep our data, like files and blobs. And it’s super important to keep that data safe.

In the previous article, we explored deploying Azure resources using Bicep with Azure DevOps. This week, we’re switching gears to GitHub Actions, showcasing a simple workflow to automate Azure deployments.

Nowadays, automating the deployment of cloud resources has become the norm. Azure DevOps is a go-to tool known for its solidness and adaptability. In this article, we’ll dive into how to create a simple pipeline to set up Azure resources using Microsoft’s infrastructure as code language, Bicep.

Hi folks, I sincerely hope you are all doing great. You are probably aware of the importance of Azure Key Vault in securely and centrally managing secrets, encryption keys, and certificates.