Working with docker output in PowerShell
Just a quick post today These days I find myself working in both PowerShell and bash, and when I’m in PowerShell, I like to have objects that I can work with. With the Azure CLI I can use the –json...
View ArticlePersisting Azure PowerShell logins
With the pre-1.0 Azure PowerShell cmdlets, my Azure login credentials were cached. Since making the switch to the 1.x release I’ve found that I need to execute Login-AzureRmAccount each new PowerShell...
View ArticlePosh-HumpCompletion–from the ground up
Earlier this year I spent some time with Seth at Channel 9 and we recorded a couple of videos. I’m a little behind on things, but the first video is now up, and covers building posh-HumpCompletion from...
View ArticleTweaking your PowerShell profile – Part 1: showing loading progress
Tl;dr In this post we look at adding rotating output at the top of the PowerShell window as shown here: Introduction Recently I realised that PowerShell was taking a while to load on my machine. I’d...
View ArticleTweaking your PowerShell profile – Part 2: conditionally loading modules
Introduction In the previous post we saw how to show the progress as PowerShell loads your profile. I spend a lot of time working with the Azure PowerShell cmdlets so I had added them to my profile....
View ArticleIntelliSense for Marathon Application and Group JSON in Visual Studio Code
tl;dr – You can get IntelliSense for Marathon applications and groups in Visual Studio Code by adding a $schema property The Problem I’ve been having quite a lot of fun with Docker Containers recently,...
View ArticleIncluding Headers for Request Events with Application Insights
When working with Application Insights recently in an ASP.NET application, I suddenly realised that the HTTP request and response headers weren’t included in the request data that is automatically...
View ArticleAzure Functions and App Service Authentication
Azure App Service has a handy authentication integration that takes away the work of integrating with various identity providers (currently: Azure Active Directory, Facebook, Google, Twitter and...
View Articleposh-HumpCompletion in Azure Cloud Shell
Azure Cloud Shell is an in-browser shell experience that you can launch from the Azure portal or on its own at shell.azure.com. You can choose between bash and PowerShell, and both come with a nice...
View ArticleAzure Container Registry Global Webhooks–with a helping of Azure Durable...
I spend quite a lot of my time working with containerised solutions in Azure, so I make use of Azure Container Registry (ACR). ACR has a couple of features that I really like: webhooks and...
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