Automate Infrastructure in Azure using Terraform and Azure DevOps

Automating infrastructure setup in Azure Cloud using Terraform and Azure DevOps is a powerful approach to managing your infrastructure as code (IaC). This allows you to define and manage your Azure resources programmatically, version control your infrastructure configurations, and automate the deployment process.  We will be creating a Java based WebApp(app service) in Azure cloud using Terraform and automate the […]

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How to deploy an Azure Virtual Desktop environment using PowerShell

To deploy an Azure Virtual Desktop environment using PowerShell, you need to perform the following steps: That’s it! You have now deployed an Azure Virtual Desktop environment using PowerShell. Please note that some parameter values, such as resource group name, location, virtual network details, and user principal names, should be replaced with your specific values.

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Here’s an example of Terraform code to deploy Azure Virtual Desktop resources

Configure the Azure provider provider “azurerm” {features {}} Create a resource group resource “azurerm_resource_group” “rg” {name = “my-resource-group”location = “westus”} Create a virtual network resource “azurerm_virtual_network” “vnet” {name = “my-virtual-network”address_space = [“10.0.0.0/16”]location = azurerm_resource_group.rg.locationresource_group_name = azurerm_resource_group.rg.name} Create a subnet resource “azurerm_subnet” “subnet” {name = “my-subnet”resource_group_name = azurerm_resource_group.rg.namevirtual_network_name = azurerm_virtual_network.vnet.nameaddress_prefixes = [“10.0.1.0/24”]} Create an Azure Virtual Desktop host pool resource “azurerm_virtual_desktop_host_pool” […]

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Setting up FSLogix with Azure Virtual Desktop

Implementing FSLogix within your Azure Virtual Desktop environment provides an optimized experience for your end users. For example, a non-persistent Pooled Windows AVD host pool will allow the user to have a decreased sign-in time because user profiles are stored in the VHD(X) file that gets mounted every time the user signs into the session host. You can implement this […]

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Initiate Failover of Azure Storage Account

Azure Storage is a cloud service that provides scalable, secure, cost-effective storage solutions for various data types. However, data stored in Azure Storage may still be vulnerable to service disruptions, accidental deletions, or corruptions due to human errors, natural disasters, or malicious attacks. Therefore, it is essential to have a backup and disaster recovery plan for your Azure Storage account. […]

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Migrating SFTP Workloads to Azure Blob Storage

Azure Blob Storage supports SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol), allowing users to leverage object storage economics and features for their SFTP workloads. Users can provision a fully managed, highly scalable SFTP endpoint for their storage account with just one click during the storage provisioning process. SFTP support and protocol support for NFS 3.0, Blob REST, and Azure Data Lake Storage […]

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Using Managed (System) Identities to access Azure Key Vault

A common challenge that integrators run into is managing secrets and subsequently, managing access to secrets. Azure Key Vault is a service that developers can use to store their secrets, keys and other sensitive data. However, there is still a challenge with accessing these secrets. If you are storing the credentials to access Key Vault in a non-secure manner, you […]

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