Thoughts from the clouds
Azure Kubernetes Fleet Manager is a very interesting solution that allows you to deploy code to multiple clusters at the same time. I am not going to stir up the debate here of whether this approach is better or worse than GitOps or CD pipeline parametrization, but instead I am going to look in detail … Continue reading Azure Fleet load balancing: not what you think
This post will take you one step further from the hello-world configuration that I described in the first post by adding TLS end-to-end, a scenario described in the public docs here. This blog is part of a series: 1. Introduction to AGC architecture and components 2. Troubleshooting 3. Resource model expansion: end-to-end TLS (this post) … Continue reading Application Gateway for Containers: a not-so-gentle intro (3)
I haven’t had a look at the Azure Application Gateway for Containers for a while now, and after I was recently asked about it I decided to go for another dive. I believe I found a couple of interesting things that would be worthy to share, so here we go. This blog post is part … Continue reading Application Gateway for Containers: a not-so-gentle intro (1)
Welcome to the sixth post in the Private Link Reality Bites series! Before we begin, let me recap the existing episodes of the series: Private Link reality bite #1: endpoints are an illusion (control plane vs data plane) Private Link reality bite #2: your routes might be lying (routing in virtual network gateways) Private Link reality bite #3: what’s … Continue reading Private Link reality bites – service endpoints vs private link
Welcome to the fifth post in the Private Link Reality Bites series! Before we begin, let me recap the existing episodes of the series: Private Link reality bite #1: endpoints are an illusion (control plane vs data plane) Private Link reality bite #2: your routes might be lying (routing in virtual network gateways) Private Link reality bite #3: what’s … Continue reading Private Link reality bites: NXDomainRedirect
Welcome to the fourth post in the Private Link Reality Bites series! Before we begin, let me recap the existing episodes of the series: Private Link reality bite #1: endpoints are an illusion (control plane vs data plane) Private Link reality bite #2: your routes might be lying (routing in virtual network gateways) Private Link reality bite … Continue reading Private Link reality bites: Azure Firewall app rules
Welcome to the third post in the Private Link Reality Bites series! Before we begin, let me recap the existing episodes of the series: Private Link reality bite #1: endpoints are an illusion (control plane vs data plane) Private Link reality bite #2: your routes might be lying (routing in virtual network gateways) Private Link … Continue reading Private Link reality bites: what’s my source IP?
Welcome to the second post in the Private Link Reality Bites series! Before we begin, let me recap the existing episodes of the series: Private Link reality bite #1: endpoints are an illusion (control plane vs data plane) Private Link reality bite #2: your routes might be lying (routing in virtual network gateways) Private Link … Continue reading Private Link reality bites – Your routes might be lying
Welcome to this new series of blog posts in which I will be explaining some not-so-well-known facts about Azure Private Link and some associated technologies! This idea is born from the fact that I have been helping some colleagues and customers lately with some questions around Private Link, and that has made me realize that … Continue reading Private Link reality bites – Private endpoints are an illusion
If you are working with Azure, you will probably have some logs or data stored in a repository such as Azure Data Explorer or Log Analytics. Kusto Query Language (KQL) is what you use to extract information from these repositories. KQL is similar to SQL in that it allows you a rich set of operations … Continue reading Power Automate and KQL integration
