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Category Archives: PowerShell
Adventures with Azure Resource Manager Part I
Overview In this series of blog posts I will create ARM templates used to provision Azure resources. I will kick things off by creating a template that shows you have to create multiple storage accounts. It also shows: How to … Continue reading
Posted in ARM, Automation, Azure, DevOps, PowerShell
Tagged ARM, Azure, Cloud, DevOps
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Azure SDK 2.6 Diagnostics Improvements for Cloud Services
I haven’t blogged for a while because of being very busy at work. Things are slowing down a bit so I will try to write more frequently. History Azure SDK 2.5 made big changes to Azure diagnostics. It introduced Azure … Continue reading
Azure Usage monitoring with Azure Automation
When you purchase an Azure subscription it comes with usage caps for various resources. As an example the usage cap for number of cores is 20. You can call use Azure Support and open a free billing support case to … Continue reading
Posted in Automation, Azure, DevOps, PowerShell
Tagged Azure Automation, DevOps, PowerShell
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Deleting orphan disks in Windows Azure
Microsoft updated Windows Azure Portal yesterday to make it easier to delete all Virtual Machines for a Cloud Service along with its associated VHD’s. Previously when you deleted virtual machines you had to manually delete the disks associated with this VHD. … Continue reading
Posted in IAAS, PowerShell, Storage, Windows Azure
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Setting up DMZ in Windows Azure
Microsoft released many enhancements to Windows Azure Platform at TechEd last week. You can find a good summary of these enhancements below: http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2013/06/03/windows-azure-announcing-new-dev-test-offering-biztalk-services-ssl-support-with-web-sites-ad-improvements-per-minute-billing.aspx They also released a new feature that will allow you to set Access control lists on public … Continue reading
Posted in PowerShell, Virtual Networks, Windows Azure
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