Terraform: Create Azure IoT Hub and Device Provisioning Service (DPS)

Easy to Use VPN with OpenVPN in Azure

The Weeks Top Links

Here are some of the most notable links from the week:

• Official Support for Remote Debugging a .NET Core Linux app in WSL2 from Visual Studio on Windows via Scott Hanselman
• Tip 272 – Azure Security Best Practices via Azure Tips and Tricks
• NFS 3.0 support for Azure Blob storage is now in preview via Yuan Zheng
• Azure Functions and App Service Authentication with Auth0 and other OpenID Connect providers via Anthony Chu
• Microsoft is testing the use of hydrogen fuel cells in lieu of diesel for its Azure datacenter servers via ZDNet | microsoft RSS

Recent Videos from Build5Nines

• Getting Started with Azure CLI and Cloud Shell – Azure CLI Kung Fu Series
• A Look at winget, Windows Package Manager for Windows 10
• Properly Shutdown Azure VM to Save Money
• Create Azure IoT Hub in Azure Portal
• Microsoft Azure IoT Developer Certification (AZ-220) Prerequisites, Objectives, and Study Tips

Microsoft Azure Service Updates

Here’s a list of the Microsoft Azure Service Updates from over the past week:

• Azure Backup locally redundant storage (LRS) and geo-redundant storage (GRS) data stored meter ID changes
• Azure Active Directory Registration Service is ending support for TLS 1.0 and 1.1
• Azure Blob storage—Network File System 3.0 protocol support is now in preview
• A new Power BI component for React is now available
• Azure Log Analytics saved searches functionality is moving to query explorer
• Azure Site Recovery update rollup 48—July 2020
• Azure SQL Database—A performance optimization change to default settings is coming soon
• Azure Data Explorer 1-click now supports mapping transformations
• SR-IOV availability schedule on NCv3 Virtual Machines SKU
• SR-IOV availability on InfiniBand-equipped Virtual Machines
• How to start with Azure Data Explorer—A new online course
• Azure Data Explorer—Allocate resources automatically for Azure Blob Storage data connection
• Azure Stream Analytics is now available in the US Gov Arizona region
• New memory optimized and compute optimized hardware options in Azure SQL Database
• Azure Time Series Insights Gen2 is now generally available
• Machine Learning services on Azure SQL Managed Instance is in limited preview
• One- and three- year reserved capacity for Azure DB for PostgreSQL-Hyperscale (Citus)
• Data Factory SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) migration accelerators are now generally available
• New Azure Stack HCI Preview
• Azure Monitor Logs connector is now generally available
• Java 11 for Azure Functions is now available in preview
• OpenID Connect support for Azure App Service and Azure Functions (in preview)
• Updates to Azure HDInsight
• Azure Data Share in US Gov Arizona and Virginia regions
• Azure IoT Connector for FHIR now in preview
• Now install network virtual appliances directly into an Azure Virtual WAN hub
• Azure ultra disks are now available in the US Gov Arizona region
• Azure Disk Storage with Azure Private Link integration is in preview
• Performance tiers for Azure Disk Storage are in limited preview
• Shared disks in Azure Disk Storage are now available
• Azure Monitor for SAP Solutions is now available in preview
• Secure Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) pods with Azure Policy (in preview)
• Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) support for containerd runtime is in preview
• Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) now supports bring-your-own control plane managed identity
• AKS-managed Azure Active Directory support is now generally available
• Azure Red Hat OpenShift on OpenShift 4.4 now available
• Azure Red Hat OpenShift is now ISO 27001 certified
• Azure Application Gateway—URL rewrite and wildcard listener are now in preview

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