There are two main concepts when it comes to Azure Functions, and that is “Events” and “Code”. The concept of Azure Functions is that “Events” trigger “Code” Some examples of events are, new data being available (item being put onto a queue or blob storage), or an HTTP request is received for running some code based off a webhook or building a REST API.

Using ARM Templates together with the Azure Powershell CLI we can reduce the amount of manual configuration or setup we have to do in an Azure subscription.

This is the first blog post in a series which will cover the exam content for AZ-900 (Azure Fundamentals).

Securely connecting from the outside world to workloads and virtual machines on private networks can be challenging. Here’s how Azure Bastion can help!

One of the capabilities of Azure is you can host and serve static web content directly from Azure Storage. In this post, I demonstrate how this can be achieved.

Azure now supports hosting File Shares on Premium backed storage media (SSDs) and are useful for IO-intensive workloads, hosting databases and high-performance computing (HPC).