Deploy an image | Render · Cloud Hosting for DevelopersThis post on Render's website explains how to deploy a Docker image to their cloud hosting service. The post covers how to deploy public and private images, how to manage credentials, and how to deploy images manually or via webhook. There are also some limitations to be aware of, such as the image needing to be built for the linux/amd64 platform and the compressed image size being less than 10Gi.
Using Azure Functions for Exchange Online | Practical365This post discusses using Azure Functions for Exchange Online operations, which can be triggered by different events such as queue, timer, event grid, and HTTP. It explains why Azure Functions can be a better option than Exchange Online PowerShell for certain scenarios, and provides a walkthrough of creating a function to retrieve mailbox permissions. The post also covers limitations of Azure Functions and provides information on upcoming conferences where the topic will be discussed in more detail.
Microsoft releases new free Windows 11 virtual machines - NeowinMicrosoft has released a new set of Windows 11-based virtual machines for free download, called the Windows 11 Development Environment, which includes Windows 11 Enterprise and developer tools such as Visual Studio 2022 Community Edition and Windows Subsystem for Linux 2. The virtual machines are available in four formats and are valid for 90 days. The Windows 11 Development Environment is x86-only and does not support activation with a product key.
Azure Application registrations, Enterprise Apps, and managed identities - adatumThis post provides information on Azure application registrations, enterprise applications, and managed identities. It explains the purpose of application registrations and the trust relationship established between Microsoft's identity platform and custom applications. It also discusses enterprise applications as the application identity within Azure AD and the relationship between app registrations and enterprise applications. Additionally, the post covers managed identities and their role in assigning identities to Azure resources. The author aims to clarify these concepts in the context of authentication in Azure.
