When it comes to resource management in Microsoft Azure, there are two primary tools IT teams can use: Azure CLI and PowerShell. One question that comes up frequently is when to use one or the other.
New Windows Terminal and Azure CLI (command line interface) updates were released this week. Microsoft delivered a new Windows Terminal 1.2 (stable version), and it rolled out a preview of Windows ...
Microsoft this week described some coming improvements to the Azure portal, which is a browser-accessible Web page used to carry out all sorts of management activities using Azure services. The ...
A developer-oriented, get-started-on-Azure command-line tool from Microsoft is in a public preview. The Azure Developer CLI (azd) open source project last week emerged from a private preview, ...
Microsoft’s new Azure developer tool streamlines development in the Azure cloud, from deploying dev environments to running CI/CD. We often talk about learning curves when it comes to new technologies ...
With Azure, your infrastructure is code, so you can manage it from the Azure CLI or from third-party tools The more Azure grows, the harder it is to manage through its portal. After all, graphical ...
An aggressive password-spraying campaign targeting Microsoft 365 environments generated more than 81 million login attempts over a two-week period. A new variation of the ClickFix attack dubbed ...
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