I was inspired to look at this when Gregor Suttie mentioned the Azure Service Retirement Workbook on Twitter: The Azure retirement workbook is under rated imo — Gregor Suttie | T-Shaped Azure Architect ™ (@gregor_suttie) April 8, 2024 It's wasn't something that I was aware of, and after

So if you work in the Azure space, you may or may not have heard that Microsoft is ditching Azure egress fees: Microsoft decides it’s done with Azure egress ransomsCloud exit toll booth bypass built by EU regulatorsThe RegisterThomas ClaburnNow available: Free data transfer out to internet when leaving

I have recently been looking at tools to audit and, more importantly, validate Azure environments that we onboard as part of a support process. We already use a fantastic tool called ARGOS (https://argos-security.io/), which gives us a raft of information about an Azure tenant, resources, security posture, attack

Intro Have you ever wondered how Azure protects your data and applications from disasters? Azure has a smart strategy that involves using different groups of datacentres within and across regions. These groups are called availability zones and regional pairs, and they help Azure achieve high availability and disaster recovery. Availability

In this post, if you had to take a shot for every time you read the word "Defender", I think you would need to visit a hospital...! The other day, I was faced with a challenge for enrolling some Azure Arc Servers with the MDE.Windows extension so

The Azure Well-Architected Framework (WAF) is a set of guidelines and best practices for designing and running optimised workloads on Azure. It helps you to evaluate your workload design across five pillars: reliability, security, cost optimisation, operational excellence, and performance efficiency. The WAF also provides you with tools and resources