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Final Update: Tuesday, 25 January 2022 16:07 UTCWe’ve confirmed that all systems are back to normal with no customer impact as of 01/25, 15:15 UTC. Our logs show the incident started on 01/25, 14:00 UTC and that during the 1 hours and 15 minutes that … Continue reading Experiencing Data Latency+Loss for Log Analytics – 01/25 – Resolved
The Azure Architecture Center provides guidance on how to design solutions on Azure using established patterns and practices. As part of the architectural guides provided for educational scenarios, we recently published a guide for Azure Lab Serv… Continue reading Azure Lab Services Architecture Guide
Welcome back to Getting Started with PowerApp Portals & Dataverse. In the prior post, Part 1: Setting up the Environment and Database, we setup a new PowerApp Environment and Dataverse database and configured the database table(s), adding a F… Continue reading Getting Started with PowerApp Portals & Dataverse Part 2: Setting up the Portal
As Microsoft Channel Chief, I’m passionate about engaging our powerful Microsoft partner ecosystem to help transform businesses and drive inclusive economic opportunity, especially as we face a climate crisis and step into the third year of a global pandemic that has widened inequities on multiple fronts. Together with our 400,000-strong Microsoft partner ecosystem, we have…
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This blog examines two unique ways of using Azure NetApp Files (ANF) volumes in Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) clusters, evaluating the pros and cons of both.
Co-authors: Sayan Saha and Balasubramanian Ramesh Babu,… Continue reading Comparing and Contrasting the AKS/ANF NFS subdir external provisioner with Astra Trident
In the previous part of this series (part 4), we saw how you can secure ingress and egress traffic between pods within AKS cluster using Network Policy. But AKS is not an isolated service. Most of the time it’s part of bigger network that consists of o… Continue reading Azure Kubernetes Service Security Deep Dive – Part 5 (Securing Egress and Ingress)
By nature, and by default each pod can talk to all other pods within a Kubernetes cluster. This behaviour sometimes is not desirable as some application owners may not agree to share connectivity to other applications. Or would like to restrict access … Continue reading Azure Kubernetes Service Security Deep Dive – Part 4 (Network Policies)