Migrating your all your shell automations to AKS
In a previous post (Modernizing Functions in Kubernetes), I talked about modernizing Azure Functions that are deployed as containers. The upda
In a previous post (Modernizing Functions in Kubernetes), I talked about modernizing Azure Functions that are deployed as containers. The upda
Designing a scalable network architecture that avoids downtime and bottlenecks is often challenging, as unforeseen issues may arise. One such
This is part of a journey I started with modernizing governance, security and cost control systems I've been using Azure Functions for ye
PN solutions have been around for quite some time, providing secure connectivity between remote networks and devices. Traditional VPN gateways
Remember when almost everybody said that the cloud would take over and nobody would do on-premises anymore? Well, here we are, and it still di
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