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hemantoracledba.blogspot.com
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| | | | | An Oracle Database DBA (Database Administration) Blog. | |
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gregorsuttie.com
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| | | | | When managing Azure resources, ensuring your SQL server is secure from unauthorized access is a priority. One way to secure your Azure SQL server is by implementing firewall rules. In this post, I'll guide you through using Bicep and the Azure Verified Modules from GitHub to set up firewall rules for an Azure SQL server.... | |
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thesoapdish.wordpress.com
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| | | | | One of the things about putting an output (rss) on your web-presence is that people can do helpful/interesting/surprising things with it. This is a trivial example, but Andy Powell at Eduserve wanted to make an easy way to subscribe to all the blogs nominated for the Edublog awards. A few technical glitches later he realised... | |
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www.cloudninja.nu
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| | | Intro In the first blog post (here), I wrote the most basic Bicep code for deploying a host pool, application groups, and a workspace. The result will be the same resources in this part, but the code will be a bit more advanced, allowing us to customize the deployment. I will keep the code simple, and the goal is to make the part we change for each deployment as simple as possible, while the Bicep modules contain the more advanced code. | ||
