Azure Cloud Shell Tips for SysAdmins: Part II - Using the Cloud Shell tools to Migrate
In my last blog post Azure Cloud Shell Tips for SysAdmins (bash) I discussed some of the tools that the Azure Cloud Shell for bash already has built into it. This time I will go a bit deeper and show you how to utilize a combination of the tools to create an UbuntuLTS Linux server. Once the server is provisioned, I will demonstrate how to use Ansible to deploy Node.js from the nodesource binary repository.Mastering the Command Line: A Beginner's Guide to Bash for Students
Bash is considered a universal language when it comes to cloud computing and programming. Many languages support Bash commands to pass data and information and when it comes to the Cloud, all platforms support using it to interact with your environment. Even though we won't cover everything there is to know about this language in the course, we want to make sure we give you the foundation on scripting in Bash. At the end of the course, you'll be able to create your own scripts and automate tasks with the help of Bash.What You Didn't Learn In School- getting started series with Git, GitHub, Powershell, Bash and WSL2
So MIT launched the The Missing Semester of Your CS Education · the missing semester of your cs education (mit.edu) so we had the inspiration to develop the Microsoft Learn What you didn't learn in school collectionAzure Cloud Shell Tips for SysAdmins: Part III - Using Azure CLI
In my last blog post Azure Cloud Shell Tips for SysAdmins Part II - Using the Cloud Shell tools to Migrate, I use some of the tools that are part of the Azure Cloud Shell for bash. This time, I'll give you some quick tips on working with the Azure Resource Manager for information and to modify a newly created VM. I will be using the Azure CLI tool that's ready in Azure Cloud Shell.Azure Cloud Shell Tips for SysAdmins: Part I - Bash and tools for Cloud Shell
The Azure Cloud Shell is one of my favorite things about using Azure. Many of the administrative tasks that I may have had to run from a local computer can now be done from a browser anywhere I can authenticate into my Azure account. I used to always worry about needing a computer that had a shell or a terminal program with my ssh key on it all the time. Now, I am keeping much of this on my Azure Cloud Shell so I can work pretty much anywhere.VIDEO: Mastering Azure using Cloud Shell, PowerShell and Bash!
I recorded my presentation and made it available for everyone. The presentation is a live demo and summary of my blog post “Mastering Azure with Cloud Shell“, which gives you an overview about the Cloud Shell and some of the advanced stuff you can do. In the session you learn: Overview about Cloud Shell Azure PowerShell and Bash experience Persistent Storage using Azure Files Azure Drive Third party tools Editors Visual Studio Code integration Using Git as Source Control Remote manage Azure virtual machines Integration of Cloud Shell in Microsoft Docs, Microsoft Learn and more Cloud Shell in the Azure Mobile App and more. I hope you enjoy watching it and let me know what you think in the comments.
