As cloud development continues to evolve, more developers are embracing cross-platform solutions. While Azure Functions traditionally felt more at home in Windows environments, macOS has become a first-class citizen for serverless development. Whether you’re a Mac user diving into Azure or a Windows developer switching platforms, this guide will get you up and running with Azure Functions on macOS.

In the ever-evolving landscape of cloud infrastructure management, organizations are increasingly seeking more robust, repeatable, and scalable ways to enforce governance and compliance. Azure Policy presents a powerful mechanism for implementing organizational standards, but managing these policies efficiently requires a strategic approach. This article explores a comprehensive methodology for deploying Azure Policies using Infrastructure as Code (IaC) principles.

In the world of cloud security, the principle of least privilege is paramount. However, managing who can assign roles in Azure can become challenging as organizations grow. While Azure RBAC provides granular access control, without proper governance, role assignments can proliferate unchecked. Enter Azure Policy - your gatekeeper for maintaining strict control over who can assign what roles to whom.

After working with Terraform for several years, I recently encountered a scenario where I needed to access Terraform outputs within my CI/CD pipeline. Despite my extensive experience with infrastructure as code, I had never needed to programmatically consume Terraform outputs until now.

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to transform the way we work and live, more and more businesses are turning to powerful AI tools to improve their operations. One such tool is Azure OpenAI, a platform that provides access to cutting-edge AI models and technologies.