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How to install Azure CLI on Linux
To install Azure CLI on SUSE/OpenSUSE, choose one of the following methods: For other distributions you will find in the...
How to install Azure PowerShell on Linux
To install Azure PowerShell on Linux we first need install PowerShell Core (PowerShell 7 or later) and then install the...
Mastering NFS Protocol Versions and analyze required Traffic
When firewalls are in place between NFS clients and servers, it can be complex when providing NFS version 3 and...
Introduction to Azure Service Principals – How to create and how to use them
In Azure, secure access to resources is a top priority. Two essential tools for achieving this are Service Principals and...
Cheat Sheet Azure CLI and Azure PowerShell
When it comes to managing your resources in Microsoft Azure by using the command line, we can use therefore mainly...
How to use a SubCA Certificate issued by our internal AD CS PKI for the Squid Forward Proxy to generate dynamic Host Certificates
In this post we will see how to create and configure a subordinate CA certificate issued by our Active Directory...
 
