In this article, I will demonstrate how to connect on-premises infrastructure to Azure cloud via VPN and using the BGP routing protocol. BGP is an optional feature for Azure Route-Based VPN gateways. It allows you to connect new office sites, thereby...
In this blog, I will show you how to build a secure network for your small office home office network. Prerequisites I am using the famous GNS3 tool for network engineers, version 2.2.50, in this blog. Introduction Want to bridge the gap between theo...
In this article, I will demonstrate how to connect your on-premises infrastructure to the Amazon AWS cloud using BGP as the routing protocol. In the article, I am connecting only the Las Vegas site to my resources in Azure, while the other sites are ...
In case you need to reach out to Azure for a service, complain about an issue, or pay for third-party software in Azure, you need to know how to create a support request, also called a support ticket. One method of doing this is by typing "support" i...
In this article, I will be demonstrating how to use the cli commands in Cloud Shell like a ninja to create a basic web app. The first thing to do is log in to the Azure portal. I also made sure to have a valid subscription. As indicated in the diagra...
In this article, I will be creating a Linux VM (virtual machine) using the Azure cli I will be using cli commands in the Azure cloud shell. The first thing is to open the Azure Cloud shell, as shown in the diagram below. CLI stands for the command-li...
I am going to be writing about how to create a VMSS from a captured image using the Azure portal in this article. First things first, what is VMSS? A Virtual Machine Scale Set (VMSS) is a collection of identical, managed virtual machines (VMs) that a...
A compute gallery is a repository for storing and managing virtual machine (VM) images. It can be used to store images of pre-configured VMs or to create images from existing VMs in Microsoft Azure. In this article, I will be capturing an existing im...
A virtual machine (VM) can store data on a data disk, which is a block storage device. It is distinct from the VM's operating system disk, which houses the operating system and system files for the virtual machine. You might want to use a data drive ...