Monitor your PowerShell modules in Azure
/How can you use Azure Application Insights to monitor your PowerShell modules and create useful Dashboards in Azure to visualize the usages.
Read MoreHow can you use Azure Application Insights to monitor your PowerShell modules and create useful Dashboards in Azure to visualize the usages.
Read MoreThis blogpost describes how you can user PowerShell and Pester to scan your Power Platform solution files for secrets. Add it together in an Azure DevOps pipeline for a fully automated process!
Read MoreUse Azure AI Document Intelligence to analyze files in a SharePoint library. With this tool you can extract fields from the documents and add them as metadata in your views. Tie this all together with the help of Azure Logic Apps to create a automated system.
Read MoreUser Power Platform in combination with Azure DevOps to create a Power App which approved Pull Requests. Create this by using the Rest API and managed identities and a Dataverse custom table and several connectors in a Logic App which is hosted in Microsoft Azure.
Read MoreUse GitHub Actions to retrieve sustainability data from Microsoft Azure regions. Parse the PDF files for free with PowerShell modules in the PSGallery and store the JSON data in a repository.
Read MoreUse tools like PSModuleDevelopment and Telemetryhelper to quickly create a PowerShell module which has build in tests, CI/CD and Telemetry. Read on how I created a module to query Google Maps, Bing Maps and Open Street Maps which stores telemetry in Azure Application Insights. Get your PowerShell module in the PowerShellGallery (PSGallery) in a couple of hours!
Read MoreUse Azure API Management to control requests based on body parameters to Azure Functions by using serverless techniques and the Azure Key Vault to secret storage.
Read MoreUse GitHooks, VSCode Extensions and Azure DevOps pipelines to automate your code testing. This blog explains how to set this up using YAML and PowerShell.
Read MoreOften we build nice automation but actually getting this to the users is hard. With PowerApps we now have plenty of options to make simple and nice front-ends without much code. In this blog I will explain some option to build a nice front-end with PowerApps.
Read MoreOnce your deployment fails often you need to do a manual rollback. In this blogpost I will explain how to use AzureDevOps pipelines to create a CI/CD pipeline which will automatically revert back to the last known good configuration.
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