Posts tagged "cloud-architecture"
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Cameras on Azure IoT Operations, Part 1: The Control Plane and Network Model
This is Part 1 of a three-part series on running a real camera fleet on Azure IoT Operations (AIO):
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Home Lab - Tenstorrent Buildout for Multi-Cloud Edge Demos
Buildout Overview
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Home Lab - Utilizing the Cloud - Dynamic VPN
Overview
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Home Lab - Keeping Costs Down
Understand the Use Case
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Securing SSH in Azure
On a recent project I inherited an Azure IaaS setup that managed Linux VMs by connecting via SSH from public IPs. I figured while we did a vNet migration we might as well secure the SSH pipeline.
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Multi-Region Point-to-Site in Microsoft Azure (Windows Fix)
In a previous post, I showcased how to: Create a Single Gateway, Multi-Region, VPN Architecture in Microsoft Azure. If testing with Windows didn’t work, it may be because Windows has to have its route tables updated to know how to...
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Creating a Single Gateway, Multi-Region, VPN Architecture in Microsoft Azure
The goal of this post is to showcase how to create a gateway for a multi-region VPN architecture in Microsoft Azure. We can start from a very basic use case, three regions:
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Atlanta Code Camp - Call for Speakers
The Atlanta Code Camp call for speakers is open and we are looking for speakers on the following topics:
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Hosting a permanent redirect in Azure
WordPress charges for each domain attached to a blog. That is a bit much when you consider .net, .org, .whatever domains that are used on top of the .com domain most use. To get the use out of a single...
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WordPress iFrame using Azure
There was a need to host some javascript in a WordPress page due to how sessionize embeds speaker sessions. Due to WordPress’ limitations on javascript usage, the script could not be used in the page. To bypass this limitation, an...
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Azure Global Bootcamp Atlanta
This year will be the 4th annual Azure Global Bootcamp in Atlanta. If you don’t know about Azure Global Bootcamp here is their snippet:
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Storing Event Data in Elastic Search
There was a CPU and network issue when the hosts uploaded data directly from the client to Elastic Search. To allow for the same data load without the elastic overhead running on the client the following architecture was used:
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Your app is currently in read-only mode because you have published a generated function.json
If you published your Azure function from Visual Studio and are seeing the message: