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Gibt wieder Neues zu #lernen 😅
Diese #Microsoft #Azure Sache nervt mich im Grunde aber wenn das Unternehmen darauf setzt, was willste machen? 🤷‍♂️
Auf meinem eigenen Server ist alles so viel simpler und klarer - aber man muss sich halt selbst im Backup, Updates etc kümmern, schon klar. 😜

Azure CLI Breaking Change Pre-Announcement.

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/azuretoolsblog/azure-cli-breaking-change-pre-announcement/4403454

#azure #cli #cloud #azurecli

Kickstart Your AI Journey: Using Azure AI App Templates to Build AI Applications.

https://buff.ly/4g5vrmZ
#ai #azure #cloud #azureai #chatbot #azurecli

#AzureCLI doesn't know how to add tags to nat gateway, which means when you have a policy in place expecting tags... as you can guess: Azure CLI can't create nat gateway because it doesn't know the --tags parameter :blobfacepalm:

Hey @azureshit 👋

Analyze your API Specs with Azure API Center (Preview).

#azure #cloud #apis #apicenter #apispecs #azurecli
https://github.com/Azure/APICenter-Analyzer

Helping a colleague troubleshoot an #azure oddity - trying to get the details of a Key Vault using the #azurecli with `az keyvault show --name X` but it errors out saying that an *unrelated* resource group could not be found. (Apparently the resource group did exist at one point, but has been deleted)

`az keyvault list` is empty, as is `list-deleted`, but the vault definitely exists.

azure-cli 2.56.0 is rolling along to @fedora 39 and rawhide (future #Fedora 40).

Give it a try! 🐧 💙 ☁️

https://bodhi.fedoraproject.org/updates/FEDORA-2024-be55f179bb

#fedora #azure #azurecli #python #cloud #linux

Last week we released #AzCopy 10.22.0. This release brings richer support for Entra ID authentication and a great new capability where we can reuse existing authentication tokens from both the #AzureCLI and #AzurePowerShell. This means that clients that have already authenticated to the #Azure CLI or Po$h don't have to login to AzCopy again! 🥳

Me: Do I have #Python installed?
#Windows: Nope.
Me: Can you explain the Python.exe inside the install folder of #AzureCLI
Every software inventory service there is: 🦗🦗🦗

What if we could script the creation and configuration of a GitHub Repository so that it is ready to provision or deploy Azure resources from a GitHub Actions pipeline?

That's the topic of my new article that uses GitHub CLI and Azure CLI to script the GitHub repository 👉 https://drp.li/42tSe

🔒 Authentication to Azure is done using workload federation identity / Open ID Connect.

#github #azure #GitHubCLI #azurecli #powershell #oidc

I have been playing with the GitHub CLI and I love it. A bit disappointed though that you can't change the output of all commands to json to take profit of the jq flag. They should have taken inspiration from Azure CLI that does it right #GitHubCLI #github #azurecli

[ JMESPath query command results with Azure CLI | Microsoft Learn ]
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/query-azure-cli?tabs=concepts%2Cbash #AzureCLI #JSONpath

Using #Azure on @fedora?

azure-cli 2.51.0 is on its way to rawhide (the next version of Fedora). I'll get it backported to stable #fedora releases in about a week.

#linux #cloud #azurecli

Also, for the Azure lovers on @fedora, there's an update headed your way for azure-cli 2.49.0! 💙

#azure #fedora #azurecli #python

https://bodhi.fedoraproject.org/updates/FEDORA-2023-bc001db1ed

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/microsoft365dev/new-azure-ad-app-name-for-microsoft-graph-powershell-sdk-and-cli
#Azure #AzureSdk #AzureCli

return(GiS); | Invitar a usuarios externos a un tenant de Azure AD a través de Microsoft Graph y Azure CLI | https://www.returngis.net/2023/04/invitar-a-usuarios-externos-a-un-tenant-de-azure-ad-a-traves-de-microsoft-graph-y-azure-cli/ #azuread #msgraph #azurecli

So, #AWS #cloudformation vs #AWSCLI. Looks to be ending up the same as Azure #ARM vs #AzureCLI. If you already have the template, and deploy it once, it is good. But developing CLI scripts is quicker (debug one step at a time, rather than all at once). And templates run into the same dead ends: e.g. decides it needs to recreate the entire subnet, so it attempts to, but runs into an IP address conflict with the existing one, and the whole thing stops. There are things/changes that declarative approaches just can't do, and you need to use migrations (CLI scripts).

Azure CLI can be installed and configured to best suit a user's needs, such as setting a default subscription ID and a default location. Users also have the option of customizing Azure CLI with styling options and customizing the output format. https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/fasttrack-for-azure/take-your-azure-cli-skills-to-the-next-level/ba-p/3723638 #AzureCLI #CloudComputing #Customization

Note to myself: When testing #Python code for #Azure locally, I shall mainly be using the #AzureCliCredential Class for authentication since this will simply use the credentials from #AzureCLI - the context of which can be quickly verified through `az account show`. The #DefaultAzureCredential Class has all options for production but it checks multiple identity options in turn if they are not excluded - which could lead to, hm - well, confusion I guess. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/python/api/azure-identity/azure.identity.defaultazurecredential?view=azure-python

I wrote a post a few months ago on adding #devcontainer features which did not age very well 😅 Revisited the topic here to show how you can easily add #azure cli extensions and #azurebicep to your #devcontainers using the new #azurecli feature https://dev.to/azure/re-visiting-dev-container-features-205i