Scenario: The SSL certificate used in my Azure Application Gateway has expired and needs to be replaced. This SSL certificate was bought through the Azure Portal. Background: The certificate was provisioned through the App Service Certificate service in Azure. The certificate is store in my Azure Key Vault. The App Gateway is used as an …
Author: Roy Kim (MVP)
Solutions architect and developer for the enterprise. Azure, SharePoint and Microsoft 365
Microsoft Azure MVP
Technical Expertise:
Azure, SharePoint, Office 365, .NET, JavaScript, Microsoft Azure, MS Business Intelligence, Solutions Architecture.
roy@roykim.ca
First Glance of Microsoft Search in Bing.com
In my previous article I gave a first glance of Microsoft Search from an Administrator’s point of view. Let’s turn to the end user’s point of view for the Microsoft Search experience that is through Bing.com To search against your Office 365, you must login with your 0365 account. Enter your search terms in the …
Continue reading First Glance of Microsoft Search in Bing.com
First Glance at Microsoft Search Admin Portal
At Microsoft Ignite 2018, the new Microsoft Search has been announced for a more enterprise search across some key Office 365 services. You can read the official announcement in this blog post: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/blog/2018/09/24/microsoft-search-cohesive-search-that-intelligently-helps-you-find-discover-command-and-navigate/ More often than not, when I’m in requirements, strategy or solution planning meetings with large organizations, stakeholders desire a “Google-like” experience that searches across all Office 365 services and even …
Continue reading First Glance at Microsoft Search Admin Portal
Penetration Testing Your Web App with Azure Application Gateway WAF Part 3: Log Analytics
Continuing from the previous post Penetration Testing Your Web App with Azure Application Gateway WAF Part 2: OWASP ZAP Tool, I will show how to query the WAF logs using Azure Log Analytics as it provides near real-time monitoring. To get a more comprehensive implementation of Log Analytics you can read my other blog series …
Penetration Testing Your Web App with Azure Application Gateway WAF Part 2: OWASP ZAP Tool
Continuing from my last post Penetration Testing Your Web App with Azure Application Gateway WAF Part 1: Intro, I will demonstrate a very simple penetration test. Thanks to Tanya Janca (@shehackspurple), an OWASP specialist, who suggested I try out the OWASP ZAP tool. “The OWASP Zed Attack Proxy (ZAP) is one of the world’s most popular free …
Penetration Testing Your Web App with Azure Application Gateway WAF Part 1: Intro
In setting up an application with appliances that provide protections from cyber threats, it is always necessary to have penetration testing and monitoring throughout the solution's lifecycle management. I will demonstrate the following scenario: Protect your web app using Azure Application Gateway’s Web Application Firewall features. Enable and configure the WAF The web app is …
Continue reading Penetration Testing Your Web App with Azure Application Gateway WAF Part 1: Intro
Performance Monitoring Azure Virtual Machines with Log Analytics Part 5: Alerting
To continue in building upon the scenarios of this blog series, I will show how to create an Azure Alert for a VMs that have an average CPU utilization greater than 90% over a 10 minute period. And continuing to leverage Log Analytics. Specifications Summary Alert on any VM that has an average CPU utilization …
Continue reading Performance Monitoring Azure Virtual Machines with Log Analytics Part 5: Alerting
Performance Monitoring Azure Virtual Machines with Log Analytics Part 4: Log Analytics Custom Views
As shown in the previous post Monitoring Azure Virtual Machines with Log Analytics Part 3: Dashboard, another option to display a form of dashboard is using Log Analytics Custom Views. The collection of views can be found in your log analytics workspace in the Workspace summary blade. For example, the views shown are a bunch of …
Monitoring Azure Virtual Machines with Log Analytics Part 3: Dashboard
As shown in my previous post, the log analytics query can return a table or a chart. In this blog post, I will show how to put together various tables and charts together in a dashboard style and for others to see. I will show how to create a dashboard with Azure Portal’s dashboard capability. You can …
Continue reading Monitoring Azure Virtual Machines with Log Analytics Part 3: Dashboard
Monitoring Azure Virtual Machines with Log Analytics Part 2: Querying
From my previous blog post Monitoring Virtual Machines with Azure Log Analytics Part 1, I have shown Log Analytics connecting to virtual machines to collect telemetry data. This post will show how to query and display tables and charts. In the Log Analytics workspace, click for Log Search. This is the simple query editor against …
Continue reading Monitoring Azure Virtual Machines with Log Analytics Part 2: Querying
Roy Kim on Azure and AI 