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30Jun


AZURE RESOURCES AUTOMATED SCALING AS CONFIGURATION

Written by Super User. Posted in IT

While Azure Cloud is a great solution for your application and stuff, there's
still lack of essential features for building cost-efficient environments. What
I mean here?

In software development process, you will need at least two non-production
environments:

 * Development
 * Testing

Those will not be used so frequently as production tier, mostly by
development\QA teams. And it's obvious you can save some money for your company
by scaling Azure resources down or turning them off completely during night or
weekend.

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10Sep


IMPLEMENT MULTI-THREADING WITH .NET RUNSPACES IN POWERSHELL

Written by Super User. Posted in IT

There are multiple options on how to implement multi-threading in Powershell.
They are all well known to engineers:

 * Powershell Jobs
 * Powershell Workflows

But there is another one, which is not quite popular (because of it's
complexity), but very powerfull: .NET runspaces. While it's quite difficult to
implement, it don't have main disadvantage of native Powershell ways - we will
not spawn tons of powershell.exe processes. All work will be done within a
single process and that will highly increase overall script performance.

I will not tell you about theory (mainly because I don't clearly understand
details), but will give you some insights and script templates to start moving.

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26Jul


[UPDATED] MONITORING AZURE RESOURCES WITH ZABBIX

Written by Super User. Posted in IT

June 25, 2020
During last year, I've been actively refactoring this solution and finally I've
updated this article. All code moved to GitHub where you can clone it to your PC
and update as needed.

Also, I've removed all comments as they're not relevant anymore.

 

Hey!

Today is the great day, as I'm finally going to share my approach to monitoring
of Azure Cloud resources with Zabbix. There is no built-in solution for
monitoring Azure with 3rd-party software (at least, I know nothing about that),
so we'll need to build our own. Before you start configuring\scripting, please
make sure you're familiar with most common Zabbix features, because the task is
not trivial.


AZURE MONITORING

Why do we need all this? Well, I've encountered a number of issues, problems and
limitations while trying to use native Azure tools - Log Analytics (to paint
graphs) and Monitor (to configure alerting). Metrics could appear there with big
delays, problems with writing queries, triggering - is also a problem.

So, we've decided to adopt Zabbix for monitoring of Azure...

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25Jul


INSTALLING ZABBIX CLUSTER IN AZURE CLOUD ON CENTOS VMS

Written by Super User. Posted in IT


Z FOR ZABBIX

As we all know, monitoring is a huge part of operations and, in my case, DevOps
activities. It's one of the elephants, on which any software maintenance rely
on, I would say.

Back to the ground, Azure Cloud is a nice platform, but still, it doesn't have
"real" monitoring solution. Not for VMs, nor for any other it's resources. You
can say - it has OMS and Azure Monitor, but I've encountered so many limitations
and issues with it... Well, my point - is to develop your own bicycle monitoring
system to match your environments and needs. 



Today I'll try to introduce my solution which is: highly avaliable,
free and cloud-based.



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23Jun


GET ALL IMAGES LIST FOR VMS IN AZURE

Written by Super User. Posted in IT

When you build your environment in Azure Cloud using IaaC (Infrastructure as a
Code) approach, sometimes you will face issues during re-deployment. That's
because guys from Microsoft update their VM images with new versions of
software. As a result, these new images have new IDs and you must update your
ARM or Powershell scripts.

I wrote a script that will help to find new versions of images.

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