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Jorge Bernhardt

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Terraform - Deploy Azure Firewall into Virtual Network
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Terraform Microsoft Azure IaC Azure Firewall
Hello everyone! Azure offers a variety of security solutions, and Azure Firewall is a particularly effective tool. It is a fully managed cloud-native network firewall that provides top-notch protection for our virtual network resources.
Bicep - Deploying Microsoft Sentinel with Azure AD Connector
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Microsoft Sentinel Azure CLI Microsoft Microsoft Azure
Hi there! As you know, Microsoft Sentinel is an advanced SIEM tool that provides a comprehensive view of your organization’s security landscape. One of its superpowers comes from its integration with Azure AD connector.
Terraform - Deploying Azure Resource Locks
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Terraform Microsoft Azure Azure Resource Locks IaC
Hi! Did you know that Azure Resource Locks can provide an extra layer of protection for your resources in case of accidental changes or deletions? And best of all, we can deploy them using Terraform.
Bicep - Practical Use Cases of String Functions in Azure Deployments
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Microsoft Microsoft Azure Bicep Bicep Functions
Bicep is a language specifically designed for deploying Azure resources and offers a more user-friendly syntax than JSON. One of the cool features of Bicep is its built-in functions that allow performing a variety of operations and manipulations on data while creating Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates.
Terraform - Deploy Azure Bastion into Virtual Network
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Terraform Microsoft Azure IaC Azure Bastion
Hi there! In a previous article, we discussed the deployment of an Azure Bastion host in an existing Virtual Network (VNet) using Azure CLI and PowerShell. While those methods are effective, there’s an opportunity to simplify the entire process.