Azure Fundamental – Azure CLI -Command Line Interface (Part-9)
Azure CLI Azure Command-Line Interface (CLI) is a set of commands used to create and manage Azure resources. It is designed for those who prefer to manage Azure resources through…
Azure Fundamental – Azure Storage Service (Part-8)
Azure Blob Storage Azure File Storage Azure Tables Azure Queue Storage Azure Service Description When to Use It Example from DevOps Engineer Point of View Equivalent Service in AWS Azure…
Static Website Hosting in Azure Storage Account
Static Website Hosting in an Azure Storage Account allows you to serve static content (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images, etc.) directly from an Azure Storage container. This feature is useful for…
Custom Data and User Data in Azure Virtual Machine Creation
Custom Data and User Data are mechanisms to provide configuration data to a virtual machine (VM) at the time of its creation. They allow you to automate the initial configuration…
Azure Fundamental – Azure Networking Live Example (Part-7)
Azure Networking Live Example How to setup networking how to deploy the application on Azure VM with networking and use bastion sending request from firewall ip address using port 4000…
Azure Bastion
Azure Bastion Azure Bastion is a fully managed service that provides secure and seamless RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) and SSH (Secure Shell) connectivity to your virtual machines (VMs) directly through…
Azure Fundamental – Azure Networking (Part-6)
Azure Networking Virtual Network A Virtual Network (VNet) in Azure is a logically isolated network that securely connects Azure resources and extends on-premises networks. Key features include: Subnets, CIDR Subnets…
Azure Fundamental – Virtualization and Virtual Machine (Part-5)
Virtualization: An In-Depth Explanation Background In traditional computing, a single physical server runs a single operating system, and applications are installed directly on that OS. This approach has limitations, such…
Azure Fundamental – Azure Resources (Part-4)
Azure Resources Azure resources are the fundamental building blocks of your cloud infrastructure in Microsoft Azure. They include services such as virtual machines, databases, storage accounts, and more. Each resource…
Azure Fundamental – Management Group and Subscription (Part-3)
Azure Management Groups Management Groups are containers that help you manage access, policy, and compliance for multiple Azure subscriptions. They provide a way to organize your subscriptions into a hierarchy…
Azure Fundamental – Exploring Regions and Availability Zones in Azure (Part-2)
Regions in Azure Azure is a cloud computing platform provided by Microsoft, and it is globally distributed across multiple geographic locations known as regions. Each Azure region is a set…
Azure Fundamental – Start With Basic (Part-1)
Basics of Cloud Computing What is Cloud ? In simpler terms, imagine the cloud as a vast, virtual space where you can store files, run software, and access various services…
Terraform Pipeline (Part-18)
Terraform Pipeline A Terraform pipeline automates the process of planning, applying, and managing infrastructure as code (IaC) with Terraform. By integrating Terraform with a CI/CD pipeline, you can ensure consistent,…
Terraform Templates (Part-17)
Terraform Templates Terraform templates are a powerful feature that allows you to create dynamic and reusable configurations. Templates are often used to generate configuration files or scripts that need to…
Terraform Import (Part-16)
Terraform Import Terraform Import is a command used to bring existing infrastructure that was not originally managed by Terraform under Terraform’s management. This is useful for integrating existing resources into…
Terraform Data Source (Part-15)
What is a Data Source in Terraform? In Terraform, a data source allows you to fetch and use information defined outside of Terraform or managed by other means. Data sources…
Terraform Function (Part-14)
Terraform functions are built-in functions that allow you to manipulate and process data within your Terraform configuration files. They help in transforming and handling various data types, making your configurations…
Terraform Workspace (Part-13)
What is a Terraform Workspace? A Terraform workspace allows you to manage multiple distinct states associated with a single configuration. This is useful for managing environments like development, staging, and…
Terraform Backend (Part-12)
What is a Backend in Terraform? In Terraform, a backend determines where and how the Terraform state is stored. The state is a crucial component in Terraform that keeps track…
Terraform Provisioner (Part-11)
Terraform Provisioners are used to execute scripts or commands on the local machine or on the created resources after they have been created. Types of Terraform Provisioners 1. file Provisioner…