So you want to deploy infrastructure using Bicep templates but don’t want to hard-code usernames and passwords within the template or in a cleartext parameters file. This is perfectly reasonable and very do-able.
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Deploy Bicep templates via Azure DevOps pipelines using secure variables
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Generate a QR code for a blog post
Say you have a blog and want to generate a QR code that points to a particular post.
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Hide accounts from GAL with PowerShell
I have a number of test accounts which were assigned O365 licenses and subsequently appeared in the GAL. I didn’t want them cluttering up the GAL but didnt want to go through each account manually.
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Check the MD5 hash of a file on Windows with certutil
To calculate the MD5 hash of a file on Windows, to check an exe for example, you can use certutil:
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PowerShell command to keep your workstation awake
Sometimes it’s helpful to be able to keep your workstation awake without requiring installation of anything or even admin access.
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Find status of an Office 365 sub-license with PowerShell
You may find you need to check the status of an Office 365 sub-license (“service plan” in MS parlance) for a user account, or list of user accounts.
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Jekyll in Azure - Part 2
This is the second in a series of posts around deploying a Jekyll site to Azure storage.
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Jekyll in Azure - Part 1
This is the first in a series of posts around deploying a Jekyll site to Azure storage.
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Cloud Resume Challenge
The goal of this project is to deploy a Jekyll website to Azure blob storage using Azure DevOps CI/CD, and be able to edit the site locally using VSCode.