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Running Azure Local at the edge or in a disconnected, sovereign site? Since version 2411.3 you can download just the solution update, not the whole OS, and install it offline. This walkthrough covers the new portal Download package option and the full …
Keeping Azure Verified Modules (AVM) up to date in Bicep and Terraform projects can be time-consuming and risky. AvmUpdater simplifies the process by automatically detecting new module versions, …
An Azure Landing Zone provides a secure, scalable foundation for deploying workloads in Azure. In this post, we explore how a well‑designed landing zone helps organizations establish governance, …
Deploying virtual machines to Azure Local becomes far more reliable and repeatable when using Azure Bicep together with Azure DevOps. By defining your infrastructure as code and automating deployment …
Using Azure Compute Gallery simplifies managing and distributing standardized VM images across hybrid environments. By leveraging centrally curated, versioned images, organizations can seamlessly copy …
Keeping Azure Local images up to date is essential for maintaining secure and reliable deployments. When the Azure portal shows a “New update available” notification, it indicates that a newer, …
When you deploy an Azure environment inside a complex enterprise landscape, the last thing you want is a build process that depends on manual steps, tribal knowledge, and…
Azure Local makes VM deployment feel “cloud-like,” but there’s an important difference to remember: before you can deploy a virtual machine, the image must first be created and…
Using the first and the second post, concludes how this all comes together with the ImageBuilder and its process. Finish the ImageBuild template and start building a GoldenImage
The second part of Azure Image Builder and how to setup a correct build for a GoldenImage. Preparations in Azure are needed.
Alex ter Neuzen