There’s two ways to enable BitLocker Encryption, either via PowerShell or through the Azure Portal. In this post, we will focus on using PowerShell. Note: For Server Core, you will need the additional files that the Azure Disk Encryption extension requires to enable BitLocker. These files relate to the BitLocker…
To enable via Azure CLI: Via Azure Portal: Removing a Key vault via PowerShell: Restoring a deleted Key vault via PowerShell: Note: When deleted the Key vault has been restored, all secrets/keys upon deletion will also be restored, including access policies. Deleteing a Key Vault (with purge…
In the post I will guide you on how to migrate an on premise VM into Azure using Azure Site Recovery service (ASR). These days, Microsoft recommends that you use Azure Migrate: Server Migration instead; the latter supports both physical and virtual machines, but also a raft…
Generally we can envisage particular naming conventions for Resource Groups (RG) that will stand the test of time. In Azure, once you create a Resource Group, you cannot rename it, period. There could be a reason to create a new RG and move a VM…
Azure Private Endpoints, also broadly known as Private links for Azure resources, provides a way to directly connect to resources within your tenancy without traversing over the internet, improving throughput and latency. A great use for Private Endpoints is with Storage accounts, which connects them to a Virtual…