ARM · Azure · PowerShell

The subscription is not registered for resource types error

Recently one of my colleague ask from me is it possible to move a Azure SQL Database (PaaS) to another subscription. When he try to move the SQL database to another subscription it throws an error as below. The subscription ‘<SubscriptionID>’ is not registered for resource types ‘Microsoft.Sql/servers (southeastasia),Microsoft.Sql/servers/databases (southeastasia)’. (Code: MissingRegistrationsForTypes As per the… Continue reading The subscription is not registered for resource types error

ARM · Azure · PowerShell

Deploy Web App Around the World Using #ARM

From today’s blog post I’ll walk through how to deploy an azure web application in different azure data center using an ARM (Azure Resource Manager) template.Azure ARM is the new deployment model introduce by Microsoft for resource deployment. It uses JSON to store the resource data and configuration. How we do it? Create ARM template.… Continue reading Deploy Web App Around the World Using #ARM

Azure · OMS · PowerShell · SCOM

Azure Network Analytics (Preview) in OMS

I thought its perfect time to publish another post on OMS, because last week OMS team makes available two new solutions called Azure Network Analytics & Azure Key Vault.  If your new to OMS review my previous blog about Office 365 on-boarding to OMS . From today’s post I’ll walk-through how to on-board newly release (in preview) feature Azure Network Analytics.so… Continue reading Azure Network Analytics (Preview) in OMS

Azure · HTML , CSS · PowerShell

Provision Azure VM via PowerShell -ARM Model

In Azure cloud platform, we can find two models for deploying workloads & resources. Azure Service Management model (Classic model) and Azure Resource Manager (ARM) lets get a brief idea about it. What’s Azure Resource Manager ? “An Azure Resource Group is a logical container for grouping Azure resources. As an example,consider a typical website implementation… Continue reading Provision Azure VM via PowerShell -ARM Model

Azure · IIS · PowerShell · Remote Management · Windows Server 2016

How to Run IIS Server inside Windows Container

What is a Container ? Containers are an isolated, resource controlled, and portable operating environment. A container is an isolated place where an application can run without affecting the rest of the system and without the system affecting the application. Containers are the next evolution in virtualization. When we enter to a container it feels the… Continue reading How to Run IIS Server inside Windows Container

PowerShell · Remote Management · Windows Server 2016

How to Deploy Nano Server

What is Nano Server ? Nano Server is the next foundation of Windows Server, stripped down to its essence for speedy operation to support Micro service style architectures and cloud optimized applications. It is similar to Server Core mode in Windows Server, but significantly smaller, has no local logon capability, and only supports 64-bit applications,… Continue reading How to Deploy Nano Server

Azure · PowerShell · Remote Management

Server Management Tools For Nano & Windows Server (Azure)

Yesterday (february 10) Microsoft announce the preview feature remote management tools which hosted in azure. By using this service it allows us to directly manage the servers from azure by using web HTML5 portal. This is the first public preview of the Remote Server Management Tools and it limited to manage Windows Server 2016 Technical… Continue reading Server Management Tools For Nano & Windows Server (Azure)

Azure · PowerShell

Create Azure VM Using Powershell

When we want to automate the deployment of VM in azure we can use PowerShell as an option There are two ways of creating a VM using PowerShell Using New-AzureQuickVM Using  New-AzureVMConfig Using  New-AzureQuickVM  This Cmdlet allows to provision a single virtual machine with a simple configuration based on an image only. This Cmdlet doesn’t… Continue reading Create Azure VM Using Powershell

PowerShell · Windows Server 2012

Manage and Configuring Server Core in Windows Server 2012 R2

Windows Server Core is an installation option introduce with Windows Server 2008. It provides the minimal environment for running specific server roles. I ll mentioned the roles that support in late in this post. In Server Core installation it not include any graphical interface  such as desktop shell, GUI,Windows Explore,IE and MMC (Microsoft Management Control)… Continue reading Manage and Configuring Server Core in Windows Server 2012 R2