Running Azure Bots in Kubernetes
Recently I started working a lot more with Kubernetes and I started migrating more and more workloads towards it. My latest challenge was to
Recently I started working a lot more with Kubernetes and I started migrating more and more workloads towards it. My latest challenge was to
Going back to an article that I wrote a while ago, Container security in the Cloud. A state of uncertainty. - Florin Loghiade [https://florinl
Shutting down a virtual machine is a very easy job. You just go to the portal and press the stop button or you can just as simply run a Stop-A
Recently I implemented Azure Arc in a production deployment. After seeing that it's working perfectly outside a POC/Demo environment, I decide
In a previous blog post – Serverless anywhere with Kubernetes [https://florinloghiade.ro/2019/12/being-serverless-anywhere-with-kubernetes/] –
As a security-conscious person, I try all the time to find new ways to enhance my security posture in ways where I get the best of both worlds
Moving to the cloud is “easy”; Managing it is another ordeal. I’m going to start with a disclaimer; This post focuses on achieving governance
DTU or vCore? That is the question. When they first came as an offering a long time ago, Azure SQL Databases always had a mystery attached to