This post talks about the authorization code flow - probably the most common OAuth 2.0 flow type. And also about the PKCE extension, which can be seen as the successor of the implicit grant flow.…
So there you are. You created a new VM late at night and didn't pay close attention when hitting enter on that New-AzVM command. Unfortunately it got placed in the wrong virtual network/subnet. "Okay, let's just create another NIC" - you think. But things are not that easy.…
OAuth 2.0 & OpenID Connect does have a reputation of being complex. In this series of posts I am documenting my own endevaours to understand this protocol in more depth…
When it comes to securing a SQL server there are severeal things we need to think of. One of this things is the protection of our data in transit and/or at rest by using encryption…
When I started to dive into the Azure world I found the difference between Service Endpoints and Private Links confusing. In this post I'd like to clear things up a bit and give a quick overview…
Well this sounds like a straight forward task. Download the MSI package, run the installed and done. But there is one tiny obstacle that you may encounter…
When developing a RESTful API we sometimes need to return an HTTP status code that is not included in Microsoft's HttpStatusCode enumeration. For example this is the case for HTTP 423 (Locked) and others. This post will give you an example on how to return such a custom HTTP status…
This is just a quick run-through on how to use Azure PowerShell for Azure VNet management…