Category: Azure

Microsoft Azure Event Hubs is a powerful tool that enables businesses to ingest, process, and store millions of events per second. This cloud-based service is designed to handle large amounts…

An endpoint in Azure refers to a network address through which services can be accessed. Azure provides two types of endpoints – service endpoints and private endpoints. While they may…

In today’s digital age, data loss can be catastrophic for any business. Natural disasters, cyber attacks, and hardware failures are just some of the reasons why having a disaster recovery…

Users are prompted to log in with the most secure method they have registered with the system, thanks to multifactor authentication (MFA). System administrators can boost login security by enabling…

Glass Break Accounts also known as emergency access accounts, are a failsafe, designed to ensure that administrators can always gain access to the Azure AD tenant, even when normal admin…

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Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) critical for organizations aiming for streamlined access management. With offerings like Azure B2B and Azure B2C, Microsoft has expanded the horizons of identity management, catering…

In today’s data-driven world, securing sensitive information is of utmost importance. With the rise of cloud computing, organizations are increasingly moving their data and applications to the cloud. However, this…

Over the past years, I have taken several Microsoft certification examinations and I think, I’ve become better at taking tests over the years, and I’ve usually passed much more of…

Azure Geographies and Regions Azure offers a vast global infrastructure that is divided into geographies and regions. Each Azure geography contains one or more regions and is designed to meet…