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Triggering an Azure Automation Runbook from anywhere

July 24, 2017July 24, 2017 Alexander Jebens Leave a comment

In this post I will explain how we can trigger an Azure Automation Runbook from any device and anywhere by using webhooks and Azure Functions. This post ties together my two previous posts on Azure Functions and Azure Automation I often find myself on the move, having to start or stop environments for demonstrations, POCs […]

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start-and-stop-mulit-tier-iaas-using-azure-automation-powershell Starting and Stopping Multi-Tier IaaS solutions using Azure Automation with PowerShell Runbooks

July 24, 2017December 20, 2018 Alexander Jebens Leave a comment

Dynamically start and stop multi-tier IaaS applications using Azure Automation PowerShell Runbooks and Resource Tagging.

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Opensource DevOps for C# Azure Functions

July 24, 2017July 24, 2017 Alexander Jebens Leave a comment

Creating pre-compiled C# Azure Functions including Unit and Smoke Tests using Github and AppVeyor for continuous integration and deployment (CI and CD).

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Azure Managed Disks Azure Managed Disks – Features and Cost

April 16, 2017June 8, 2017 Alexander Jebens Leave a comment

Analysis of Azure managed disks and comparison to storage account disks.

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Ghost Network Adapters Ghost Network Adapters

April 3, 2017January 7, 2021 Alexander Jebens Leave a comment

Hosts install drivers for virtual NICs that are never uninstalled – Ghost Network Adapters – causing errors. Read on to discover a pure PowerShell solution.

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Alexander Jebens is a freelance consultant, software architect and engineer based in Vienna, Austria. He facilitates and drives cloud transition and adoption within organisations while ensuring performance, consistency, governance and cost control. He supports development projects in choosing their stack, securing their solution and adopting DevOps. When not conducting workshops or hacking away at his keyboard, he enjoys running and ski touring while he ponders upon the mysteries of life, the universe and everything.

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