Azure Management Api | Part Two
In part one of my guide, we set up an app registration within the Azure Portal for us to use as the authenticated set of credentials for managing Azure resources via the management API.
In part one of my guide, we set up an app registration within the Azure Portal for us to use as the authenticated set of credentials for managing Azure resources via the management API.
This guide will show you how to set up credentials for using the Azure Management API in order to make some basic read and update requests. A follow up guide will run through using the API using Postman.
When things don’t go quite as you expect
Terraform is a fantastic tool for managing Infrastructure as Code. It’s pretty much the industry standard and allows for things like cloud provider agnostic code. Usually, if there’s an issue with some Terraform behaviour, I find the source of the problem lies between the keyboard and the chair (user error). However, a recent experience led me to find that this isn’t always the case.
Using the AZ Monitor Log-Analytics Query command to script queries
How I made this blog and why I made some of the choices I did…
What’s all this about then?
Well, I’ve been meaning to start a blog for some time as throughout the last few years I’ve come across various neat things in the world of dev/cloud/network trace analysis and wished I had gone to the effort of setting up a home on the interweb to jot those things down.