Step-by-Step: Adding a Custom Domain1. Sign In to the Azure Portal2. Navigate to Azure Active Directory3. Go to Custom Domain Names4. Add Your Domain5. Verify Domain Ownership6. Confirm Verification7. Set as Primary Domain (Optional)Final Thoughts When you first set up an Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) tenant, Microsoft gives you...

IntroductionWhat is an Azure AD Tenant?Key Characteristics of an Azure Tenant:Difference Between a Tenant and a Subscription in Azure🔹 Azure SubscriptionPrerequisitesSteps to Create a New Tenant in Azure AD1. Log in to the Azure Portal2. Create a New Tenant3. Configure the Tenant4. Assign RolesFinal Thoughts Introduction Managing identity and access...

I have been using GNOME as my daily desktop since late 2022. It’s stable, responsive, and works well for both work stuff and media consumption. The newest release, GNOME 49, continues this trend with small but meaningful updates across apps, shell, and system features.It is a culmination of the Alpha,...

In a world of Debian and Ubuntu-based Linux distributions, Fedora has managed to carve out a space for itself with its commitment to delivering the latest open source technologies and serving as a testing ground for newly developed features. The project maintains several variants to cater to different use cases...

IntroductionWhat is Azure File Sync?Why Use Azure File Sync?PrerequisitesStep 1: Create an Azure Storage Account and File ShareStep 2: Deploy Azure File Sync ServiceStep 3: Install and Configure the Azure File Sync AgentSupported OS versionsDownload and Install the AgentRegister the Server with AzurePowerShell Tip: Verify Agent InstallationStep 4: Create a...

What is Azure File Sync?Step 1: Create an Azure Storage Account and File ShareStep 2: Deploy Azure File Sync ServiceStep 3: Install Azure File Sync Agent on Windows ServerStep 4: Create a Sync GroupStep 5: Enable Cloud Tiering (Optional but Recommended)Step 6: Test the SyncMonitoring and Management Managing files across...

If you’ve been working with Azure, you know the drill: log into the portal, click around, set configurations, and repeat every time you need a new resource. It works—but it’s not scalable, and it’s prone to human error. Enter Terraform, one of the most popular Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) tools out there....

Cloud deployments have come a long way. Instead of clicking through the Azure Portal every time you need a resource, you can now describe your entire infrastructure in code and let automation do the heavy lifting. This is the essence of Infrastructure as Code (IaC)—and with tools like Bicep, Azure...

Introduction If you’ve ever logged into the Azure portal and clicked through the steps to create a virtual machine (VM), you know it works… but it can be slow and repetitive. Now imagine doing that for 10, 50, or even 100 VMs. That’s where PowerShell automation saves the day. In...

IntroductionUnderstanding the Core ComponentsStep 1: Base Template (Hardcoded Example)Step 2: Parameterized TemplateKey ImprovementsStep 3: Deploying the TemplateUsing Azure CLIUsing PowerShellStep 4: Putting It All TogetherConclusion Introduction Automating Azure Web App deployments with parameterized ARM templates allows you to create consistent and repeatable infrastructure. By using a single template file, you...