Image by AbsolutVision on Unsplash In my last post, we created a DNS zone and added a record pointing back to the public IP address of my home broadband connection. That’s all well and good, but since it’s not a static IP, it can of course change - so we want to be able to keep the …

Image by AbsolutVision on Unsplash The more that I use Azure cloud services, the more I think of ways to use them, either to do something new, or to replace some process or service I already use. Today, I’ll show you how you can use Azure DNS to provide a Dynamic DNS capability at …

Image by Geralt on Pixabay Although all of my posts have been Azure related thus far, I did say back at the start that I may blog about other tech aspects that interest me or that I think others might find useful - and that’s what we have today! Today I’ll be showing you how to automatically …

Image by Cloudypixel on Unsplash In this post, I’ll show you how you can secure your secrets within your Logic Apps! Background You may recall in my post Azure: Trigger a WebJob with Logic Apps and Kudu - Part 2 a couple of months ago, I provided a guide on how to run a webjob when a Kudu …

Image by Max Bender on Unsplash In my last post, Azure Functions - Securing resources with a function proxy, I talked about my work to develop a more Azure-centric solution to replace my current home security camera automation workflow. Another link in the chain for me was to be able to serve up a …

Image by John Salvino on Unsplash As you may have guessed from my last post, I’ve been quite impressed with the serverless offerings in Azure of late - as a lifelong infrastructure person, the idea of being able to throw together functional code that you can access from anywhere, without first …