Azure Backup has a little feature for backed up Virtual Machines called Soft Delete. In short it allows you to restore a backup even after it has been deleted.
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Getting the cloud demystified
Azure Backup has a little feature for backed up Virtual Machines called Soft Delete. In short it allows you to restore a backup even after it has been deleted.
Network Security Groups (NSG’s) allow you to filter and secure network traffic for internet-facing Virtual Machines. They allow you to specify destination, source, protocol, direction, port range and priority. This however can still allow certain unwanted traffic subsets to go through the NSG. That’s where Adaptive Network Hardening and thus machine learning comes in play. It will give you alerts and recommendations for hardening NSG’s.
While running Virtual Machines in Azure it may be hard to troubleshoot the more difficult issues since boot menu options etc. aren’t visible. That’s where the Virtual Machine Serial Console comes in use. It’s a command line that uses the COM1 Serial Interface of your VM, both for Linux and Windows . This allows you to operate and troubleshoot the Virtual Machine via the Azure portal regardless of its state.
Whether it’s through reconfiguration or redeployment, either by a person or an automated process, Change History allows you to easily find what changed to Azure Resource Manager Resources.
There are many use cases for having to copy an Azure SQL Database from one Azure SQL Server to another but how to achieve this?
Azure Automation Runbooks are useful for a vast amount of tasks. One of those is downscaling and upscaling multiple Azure SQL Databases at specific times, but what if you need to prevent one or more databases from performing that task?
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