Manage virtual networks with PowerShell
This is just a quick run-through on how to use Azure PowerShell for Azure VNet management…
How to create an alert rule using PowerShell and Azure CLI
I found it rather difficult to create an alert rule using PowerShell as opossed to using Azure CLI. That's why I thought its 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…
How to assign licenses to groups instead of users
While playing around with the Azure Licenses blade inside Azure Active Directory I was wondering why on earth I am not able to assing licenses to groups. Every time I clicked on Licensed groups and then on + Assign I only saw a list of users, without being able to…
How to configure defaults for the Azure CLI
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…
How to properly pass a SAS token argument to the Azure CLI
While playing around with the Azure CLI and Powershell Core 7.0 I encountered a strange situation, when trying to pass a SAS token to a parameter. This was the offending command az storage blob show --container-name <container name> --name training.txt --account-name <account name> --sas-token…
How to rename an Azure resource group
Well admittedly the title of this post is kind of misleading... anticipating the result here: You can't rename a resource group. Not yet!…
How to use OpenCV3 CinderBlock with TinderBox
In this post I am going to show you how to get started with the OpenCV CinderBlock. We are going to use the TinderBox tool to create a skeleton Visual Studio 2019 project…
Building the most basic cinder application
In this blog post I am going to show you how to build he most basic sample application using Cinder.…