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December 9, 2020 DevOps / Infrastructure / Security

Using free managed certificates in Azure web apps

Today we will learn how to use (free) Azure web app managed certificates. While we have been using the free

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November 9, 2020 DevOps / Infrastructure

Using what-if to optimize ARM template deployments

This week we are going to investigate the PowerShell module “What-if“, to preview an ARM template deployment. Infrastructure as code,

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September 25, 2020 DevOps / Infrastructure

Passing arrays and using loops in ARM templates

Today we going to build a dynamic ARM template to read in a list of our webapps, and loop through

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September 11, 2020 DevOps / Infrastructure

Splitting up our ARM Templates with Azure CLI to improve our infrastructure deployment reliability

Today we are going to implement a new strategy to manage our ARM templates with Azure DevOps. We’ve been using

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July 21, 2020 Infrastructure

High Availability with Azure Front Door

Today we are going to add high availability to our website with Azure Front Door, a load balancer. This will

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April 29, 2020 DevOps / Infrastructure / Monitoring

Availability Tests

Today we are going to setup availability testing in Application Insights. An availability test is a simple test that confirms

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April 23, 2020 DevOps / Infrastructure

Resolving resource group deployment quota limits

Last week we received an odd message when deploying a pipeline about hitting our “deployment quota of 800”. This pipeline

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March 13, 2020 Infrastructure / Monitoring / Security

Reviewing unneeded Azure Advisor Recommendations

Most of the Azure Advisor recommendations are great, but like static code analysis, we don’t need all of them. We’ve

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March 7, 2020 Development / Infrastructure

Automating Go-Daddy CNAME creation with PowerShell

As part of creating pull request details, we needed to create a CNAME for the new pull request resource group

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March 3, 2020 Development / DevOps / Infrastructure

Creating a webhook to extend our pull requests

Today we are going to create a webhook and integrate it with Azure DevOps to capture pull request events. When

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