Follow this procedure to set up your environment to work with Azure functions in Visual Studio Code
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Follow this procedure to set up your environment to work with Azure functions in Visual Studio Code
Use resource locks to prevent resources from inadvertently being deleted or modified.
In the previous two posts in this series, we examined how resource grouping and tagging can help you organise your resources, but how do you ensure that new resources follow the rules? We can use the Azure Policy. It is a service you use to create, manage and assign policies.
Tags are helpful as you look to improve organization of your Azure resources. Tags allow us to associate custom details about our resource, in addition to the standard Azure properties.
Azure Resource Groups helps you to organized resources into a coherent structure, a logical container for resources deployed on Azure.
In this post series, we will discuss the Azure Resource Manager (ARM) and how you can use it to control and organize your Azure resources.
The Azure portal supports keyboard shortcuts to help you quickly work without moving your hands off the keyboard.