What Are ARM Templates?Setting Up the EnvironmentCreating the ARM TemplateTemplate StructureStep 1: Define the App Service PlanStep 2: Define the Web AppDeploying the Template with Azure CLIVerifying the DeploymentFull ARM Template ExampleWrapping Up If you’ve ever built Azure resources manually in the portal, you know it can be time-consuming and...

What Exactly Are ARM Templates?Why Use ARM Templates?Template StructureStep 1: Define the App Service PlanStep 2: Define the Web App If you’ve ever built Azure resources manually in the portal, you know it can be time-consuming and prone to human error. That’s where ARM templates (Azure Resource Manager templates) come...

You're sitting in your favorite coffee shop, laptop open, ready to deploy your application to the cloud. But wait – where exactly in the world should your application live? Should it be in the bustling data centers of North Virginia, the tech hubs of Tokyo, or perhaps the growing cloud...

Azure Portal: Your Visual Command CenterAzure Cloud Shell: Your Browser-Based TerminalGetting Started: Your First Steps into Azure PortalStep 1: Navigate Like a ProStep 2: Create Your First ResourceMastering Azure Cloud ShellAccessing Cloud ShellEssential Cloud Shell CommandsStorage Operations:Advanced Technique: Custom Dashboards in Azure PortalStep 1: Open Dashboard🔹 Step 2: Create New...

Debian is one of the most well-known and respected names in the Linux world, which doesn’t need much of an introduction. As a general-purpose distribution, it’s built a rock-solid reputation for stability and reliability, making it a go-to choice for millions of people—from regular home users to large enterprises. With...

Microsoft Visual Studio Code, an open-source cross-platform code editor, hardly needs an introduction—it’s the go-to option for millions of developers worldwide. It’s lightweight yet powerful, featuring syntax highlighting, smart code completion, debugging tools, Git integration, and support for thousands of extensions. If you’re running Debian 13 “Trixie” and looking for...

What if I told you Debian has a great little tool that takes the hassle out of manually setting up extra software repositories? So, when you want to install apps that aren’t usually found in the default repositories—like Google Chrome, Brave Browser, or VS Code—it’s ready to help you out....

VirtualBox is a widely used virtualization tool, often chosen to run Linux distributions for testing in an isolated environment or to set up a server for specific tasks. At some point, though, you may need to SSH into a VirtualBox guest VM and find that it doesn’t work. Don’t worry—it’s...

After nine months of development, the Bluefin team has officially released Bluefin LTS and Bluefin GDX. However, since the name may not be particularly familiar to the average Linux user, let me first introduce it. The distro started as a derivative of Fedora Silverblue, carrying over its immutable, image-based approach...

Canonical has announced the release of Ubuntu 25.10 “Questing Quokka” Beta, which brings several major updates across the desktop and system stack, setting the stage for the final release due on October 9. The beta runs on the upcoming Linux kernel 6.17, which improves hardware support across Intel, AMD, ARM,...