Handling errors with PowerShell try-catch command
Error handling is an important part of any program. For PowerShell, try-catch can tackle terminating errors that arise in your application.
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Journey to enlightenment: Moving from Azure Portal/PowerShell to Azure DevOps
In this three-part series, you will learn how to move a service or application deployed in Azure to the DevOps side by using Azure DevOps. Here is Part 2.
Cloning your scripts folder in your Azure Cloud Shell session
How do you clone the Azure DevOps repo in Cloud Shell or any other client? Read this AzureDevops Quick Tip and do it in less than two minutes.
Manage Azure diagnostic settings and VM boot diagnostics with Azure Automation
In this step-by-step guide, we are using an Azure Automation runbook to enable diagnostic settings and virtual machine boot diagnostics.
Journey to enlightenment: Moving from Azure Portal/PowerShell to Azure DevOps
In this three-part series, you will learn how to move a service or application deployed in Azure to the DevOps side by using Azure DevOps. Here is Part 1.
Using the new Change History (Preview) feature with Azure
Azure has rolled out a new troubleshooting feature called Change History. This Quick Tip gives you some ideas on how you can use it immediately.
Nested virtualization for Hyper-V with System Center VMM
It is relatively easy to configure nested virtualization for Hyper-V within System Center Virtual Machine Manager. Here are the steps to do it quickly.
Don’t risk your production environment: Build an Azure lab to test Exchange
Microsoft doesn’t recommend using Azure as your main platform to run Exchange. But it can be useful as a lab to test Exchange features.
Managing Azure firewall and virtual networks with PowerShell
Here’s how to manage firewall and virtual networks in a Storage Account and how to use Azure Automation to enforce security in an entire subscription.
PowerShell jobs — because you have better things to do than wait
If you run PowerShell commands that take a while to complete, consider using PowerShell jobs, which will allow the command to run in the background.
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