Azure Data Factory (ADF) and Azure Databricks are both powerful ETL/ELT tools, but they serve different purposes and are optimized for different workloads. Below is a detailed comparison along with key use cases for each. Comparison: Azure Data Factory vs.…
When working with an Azure Linux Virtual Machine (VM), you may need to expand the root disk (OS disk) or data disk to accommodate growing storage requirements. This guide walks you through increasing the disk size from the Azure portal…
Most of the users often get confused with the terms App Registration, Enterprise App, and Service Principals and often use these terms interchangeably. However, each of these has a different purpose based on the usage and behavior of the app…
Azure Private Links, Private Endpoints, and Service Endpoints are all features in Microsoft Azure that allow you to secure your network traffic to Azure services. Azure Private Link Service: Azure Private Link Service provides a way to expose your services…
Desired State Configuration (DSC) is a management platform in Windows PowerShell that helps ensure configuration consistency and compliance for on-premises and cloud-based environments. Azure Automation is a cloud-based platform for automating manual and repetitive IT processes. Together, DSC and Azure…
Terraform configuration is easy to write and the syntax of HCL made it easy for the infrastructure developers to write down their Infra quickly and fast. Each developer has their own way of organizing the terraform configuration files. In this…
In this article, I’m going to discuss how to deploy the infrastructure using Terraform and Azure DevOps. Azure DevOps is a single pane of glass (All your DevOps tools set in one place) where you can manage the entire project…
Terraform is great tool to deal with the infrastructure deployments. Though, it helps you to completely automate the infra deployments, the resources that are deployed by terraform can only be managed by terraform. Terraform stores the state information in the…