How to log into an Azure Container Registry using Podman CLI
This post demonstrates how to log into an Azure Container Registry using Podman CLI
The Azure CLI is a set of commands used to create and manage Azure resources.
This post demonstrates how to log into an Azure Container Registry using Podman CLI
This article presents a PowerShell script that can be used in your $profile to quickly switch between your subscriptions
This post demonstrages the various ways to change the access tiers of blobs and file shares when using an Azure Storage Account
This article describes how one can move an accidentally placed virtual machine to a different virtual network
In this article I describe how to make use of the Azure REST API to retrieve the creation timestamp of any Azure resource. Unfortunately this info is not available via Portal or CLI.
I found it rather difficult to create an alert rule using PowerShell as opposed to using Azure CLI. That's why I thought it is worth a post. I assume there exists a resource group called rg-training and a VM named VM1. In general, an alert rule consists of the following components
While using the Azure CLI I found it very frustrating to repeat information like the resource group name and other things over and over again. But luckily Microsoft took care of this