What is Azure Arc Azure Arc is a Microsoft service that extends your Azure management and governance capabilities to your resources outside of Azure, and this can include on-premises servers, virtual machines, and other cloud environments. With Azure Arc, you can centrally manage, secure, and automate workloads across hybrid and multi-cloud environments using familiar Azure […] The post Azure Arc & Hybrid Workers – Simplifying Hybrid Cloud Automation Pr.1 appeared first on Mindcore Techblog.| Mindcore Techblog
Managing permissions for Managed Identities in Azure/Entra ID has been a long-standing challenge. Microsoft has yet not provided a built-in interface for this, leaving administrators reliant on PowerShell to handle permissions – even if the “same” exists for App Registrations and Enterprise Applications. To bridge this gap, I developed this PowerShell-based tool to the community […] The post Entra ID – Managed Identity Permission Manager appeared first on Mindcore Techblog.| Mindcore Techblog
I’m excited to to be travelling to Glasgow, Scotland, and to speak at the Scottish Summit 2022, which will be held June 10th and 11th at Strathclyde University TIC, Glasgow. This is the first time I travel to Scotland and Glasgow, and to present in-person at the Scottish Summit, altthough I last year presented a […]| GoToGuy Blog
Ever used Managed Identities in Azure? You should, it’s a great way to get rid off passwords in your code and configuration. In this post I’ll show you how managed identities actually work. And how I built a small app that should help you use the ManagedIdentityCredential in Docker and or during development. App running in docker using Managed Identity| Coding Stephan
Ever since Microsoft created managed identities, people are asking how/if they work for multi-tenant applications. They even spend a faq on it. Previously you had to go through some hoops to use managed identities with your multi tenant app. Let’s have a look if we can solve this with in combination with federated credentials.| Coding Stephan
Azure managed identities are great. You just turn it on and your Azure Resource can request a token for other resources that support it in your tenant. This way each resource in Azure can get it’s own “identity” and Microsoft will manage the credentials for you. You’ll no longer have to store credentials in the configuration as this is all part of the managed services. This post will give you an in-depth view of how Azure allows several client apps to requests tokens for Azure Resources.| Coding Stephan
Ever since Microsoft created managed identities, people are asking how/if they work for multi-tenant applications. They even spend a faq on it. In my previous post I wrote that it was possible to use a managed identity to get access tokens for some multi tenant application, if you haven’t seen that post be sure to check it out since this post uses the knowlage from that post to demo the process.| Coding Stephan
