PowerShell How to quickly retrieve your Azure subscription consumptions/limits (extended details) in PowerShell Everytime that I needed to take a look at where I stand up from the limits of an Azure subscription I do the same thing... Open my web browser, go to the management portal and browse between my storage accounts, cloud services, etc... Here
Microsoft Azure Improve your visibility by redirecting console output to disk for your service in Service Fabric Service Fabric have been announced recently and we all want to start playing with it. We often so that without going through the documentation. I don't know for you but I often do that ;) The first thing I can recommend you is
Microsoft Azure #Azure Service Fabric have been announced! Mark Russinovich just announced Azure Service Fabric. I had the chance to play with it and it is really incredible. It is a real game changer for high-availability and high-density
PowerShell Use CNAME to reach the staging slot in #Azure cloud services with a well known url If you already used the VIP swap functionality in a cloud service, you quickly noticed that for the production slot you have a deterministic url in the format {cloudservicename}.cloudapp.net. For the staging slot, that is something totally different. The problem: random generated
PowerShell List or export to rdp #Azure Cloud Services instances and VM's IP addresses To improve security with our solutions, we use VNets on all our Azure subscriptions and do not expose remote desktop port (3389) publicly. Since internal endpoints are only reachable within a Cloud Service, this reduce the possible surface of attack. Connect to Cloud Services
PowerShell Samedi ALM: Become a great scrum master, TFS 2013, DevOps et DevTest J'aurai le plaisir de présenter une session sur: L’expérience DEVTEST Synopsis: Chaque équipe de développement a besoin d’une infrastructure de développement en place pour concevoir, développer, tester et livrer leur logiciel. Sans cette infrastructure de dev et de test, l’
Microsoft Azure Global Azure Bootcamp 2015 - Montreal (Samedi 25 avril 2015) Samedi 25 April 2015 9:00 à 16:00 Microsoft Montréal (5e) 2000 McGill College, 5e étage, Montréal, QC, Montréal, QC (edit map) Une journée complète "hands-on" Azure sans aucune présentation. Gratuit pour les membres avec un membership en règle, 5$ pour
Microsoft Azure HTTP 503 error in Azure Worker/Web role when IP Address is not specified in IIS site binding My load balancer probe isn't probing. Today I tried to define a custom load balancer probe on a worker role in Azure. On this worker role, IIS and other components were installed and configured using PowerShell scripts. <ServiceDefinition …> <LoadBalancerProbes&
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Visual Studio 2015 Effectively handle Azure Active Directory or other STS keys rolling and avoid error ID4175 ID4175: The issuer of the security token was not recognized by the IssuerNameRegistry Boom... In the beginning of February 2015, Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) switched the primary key they used to sign security tokens. If you weren't ready for this, this
PowerShell PowerShell Azure cmdlets: A parameter cannot be found that matches parameter name 'SubscriptionDataFile' I recently encoutered an error with some of my PowerShell scripts, in some of them, I was using the -SubscriptionDataFile parameter with the following commands: Get-AzureSubscription -SubscriptionName MySubscriptionName -SubscriptionDataFile C:\temp\subfile.xml Remove-AzureSubscription -SubscriptionName MySubscriptionName -SubscriptionDataFile C:\temp\subfile.xml Select-AzureSubscription -SubscriptionName MySubscriptionName
Azure SDK Testing code that rely on Microsoft Azure Management Libraries using Microsoft Fakes I've played with Azure a lot since last year and I can tell you that the Microsoft Azure Management Libraries (MAML) from and Azure SDK are very well designed and that writing tests against code that use them is a charm. What
