User Flows in Azure AD B2C

In the previous blogs we saw how to provision Azure AD B2C and then how to register a new application in it. A User flow is the most important part of B2C, it enables you to modify and control what happens in the authentication, starting from what sign page your customer will be using, it’s […]

Configuring Azure Active Directory B2C

Azure Active Directory is an Active Directory and much much more, one thing that I came to know and loved is B2C (Business to Consumer) identity as a service. What it provides is authentication to your application by using either Azure Active Directory or any social provider like Facebook, Google. Twitter and more. To help […]

Elastic Pool: When to use it

This is a part of a Series “Stairway to being an Azure SQL DBA“, in which I am planning to cover everything related to working as an Azure SQL DBA. In the previous two blogs about Elastic Pool we discussed about the concept of Elastic Pool, and also the implementation. In this blog we’ll see […]

Elastic Pool: What it is?

This is a part of a Series “Stairway to being an Azure SQL DBA“, in which I am planning to cover everything related to working as an Azure SQL DBA. In one of the previous blogs we saw the difference between a Single database and an Elastic Pool. If you have gone through my previous […]

Single Database vs Elastic Pool

This is a part of a Series “Stairway to being an Azure SQL DBA“, in which I am planning to cover everything related to working as an Azure SQL DBA. As we saw in the last blog DTU vs vCore there are different costing options available for PaaS SQL Servers, and the number of resources […]

DTU vs vCore in Azure SQL Database

This is a part of a Series “Stairway to being an Azure SQL DBA“, in which I am planning to cover everything related to working as an Azure SQL DBA. When creating an Azure SQL Database, which as you might already know is a PaaS service, (if you don’t know what it is I’ll suggest […]

SQL Server: IaaS vs PaaS

This is a part of a Series “Stairway to being an Azure SQL DBA“, in which I am planning to cover everything related to working as an Azure SQL DBA. Starting with a diagram that you must have seen multiple times before. When talking about above picture and considering we are specifically concentrating on SQL […]

Azure Policy Compliance

In the previous post (Creating Azure Policy) I shared the details of how to create a custom policy, in this blog we’ll see the benefits of having a policy. The “effect” post checking the policy condition range from denying the deployment of the resource to auditing the non-compliance into the logs. Once you have all […]