After enabling the Change Tracking and Inventory agent on one of my Windows VMs, I expected to see a nice stream of inventory data showing up in the Azure portal. Instead, I was greeted with… nothing. No inventory data, no configuration updates—just a quiet portal and a suspicious feeling that something had gone wrong.
Working with Azure Active Directory authentication can sometimes present unexpected challenges. One such issue that frequently surfaces in development teams involves receiving access tokens with an unexpected issuer claim. Specifically, applications may receive tokens issued by sts.windows.net when the expected issuer should be login.microsoftonline.com.
0x.tools is a suite of open-source utilities by Tanel Poder, designed to provide deep insights into how applications behave under Linux. The key goals are:
If you’ve been working with Docker on macOS using Colima, chances are you’ve run into frustrating mount errors — especially on Apple Silicon machines (M1, M2, M3). You’re not alone. The issue can pop up after OS upgrades, Colima version changes, or even just random reboots.
When planning your data protection strategy in Microsoft Azure, you'll encounter two similar-sounding options: Recovery Services Vault and Backup Vault. While both serve data protection purposes, they have distinct features, use cases, and capabilities. This blog post explores the key differences to help you choose the right solution for your needs.
When building Windows Server 2019 and 2022 images in Azure, you might encounter Sysprep errors that prevent the process from completing successfully. These errors usually arise during the image generalization phase, and they can be tricky to resolve, as seen in the following error messages:
If you’ve encountered a frustrating error while working with Colima on MacOS, you’re not alone. The error message:
Azure Private Endpoint, Private Link, and Service Endpoints are all features that allow customers to securely access Azure services over a private endpoint. These features provide a secure and private connection to Azure services that do not require public internet access.
Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) is a cloud-based identity and access management service provided by Microsoft. Within Azure AD, there are three main types of entities that can be used to represent applications: App Registrations, Enterprise Applications, and Service Principals.
Kubernetes is a powerful open-source platform for managing containerized applications. One of the key features of Kubernetes is its ability to create and manage services, which are used to expose applications running in pods to the network.