Jesse Loudon

[Jesse Loudon @coder_au]

just published a new demo showing you how to use #AzurePolicy to apply and inherit tags at scale using a combination of custom and builtin policies

https://t.co/Jf0VVpSWH3

[Jesse Loudon @coder_au]

@reprise_99 @MicrosoftPress distinct [comments, retweets]

[Matt Zorich @reprise_99]

My friends at @MicrosoftPress have given me a couple of copies of the eBook for The Definitive Guide to KQL to give away. Retweet or comment below and I will put you in the draw. To give everyone a chance, I will give it 48 hours and then draw two winners. https://t.co/ne19KZTytZ

[Jesse Loudon @coder_au]

my recent session is now uploaded! Global Azure Sydney 2024 - Roadtesting GitHub Copilot on Azure Policies https://t.co/3KCfPTS6WB

[Jesse Loudon @coder_au]

@tamstar1234 @Karl_ITNerd Awesome story gents🤣

[Jesse Loudon @coder_au]

@lukemurraynz how does the coffee compare to NZ?

[Jesse Loudon @coder_au]

@gregor_suttie Keen as chips if there's a chance between sessions🙂

[sǝʌǝN sɐp pᴉʌɐD @david_das_neves]

Enterprise Azure Policy as Code (EPAC) consists of several scripts that can be utilized in a CI/CD-oriented system or a partially automated manner.

Check it out:
https://t.co/KfIgdlR8jv

Credit: Luke Murray

#MicrosoftAzure #EPAC #PolicyAsCode

[Jesse Loudon @coder_au]

Love the concept - it fills a gap with policy development and getting that feedback loop QUICKLY

I know this is early early stage - seeing support for test files in .bicep would be great for wider adoption

Nitpick - I'm not a fan of the short name of this 'ape'

[Janne Mattila @janne_mattila]

Do you see value in Azure Policy Evaluator?
https://t.co/ctnXEF85qJ
#azure #policy #management #governance

[Jesse Loudon @coder_au]

2 years. 380 links. 57 PRs. 1000s of visits.
still maintaining this list of awesome #AzurePolicy content until an AI takes over the job for me

https://t.co/8LtzrIjqqv

[George @georgeollis_]

New blog: Using VM Applications with Azure Policy
https://t.co/BNxh5qwbf0 #azure

[Jesse Loudon @coder_au]

@EelcoLabordus @autosysops Thanks for sharing.

creating a policy exemption for a resource that needs to be deleted seems kind of odd though?

in terms of lifecycle mgmt should we be cleaning up these exemptions just in case a resource with the same name is created again.. like in IaC managed environments

[Azure Policy @AzurePolicy]

#AzurePolicy GA announcement 🚨

🆕 DenyAction (effect)
🛑 block request based on actions to the resource
🛑 safeguard critical infrastructure
🛑 block actions at-scale

https://t.co/F42JjEjds1

[Jesse Loudon @coder_au]

@MichaelCade1 tofu apply
tofu destroy

[Jesse Loudon @coder_au]

@IrwinStrachan You haven't lived the policy lyfe until you've done diagnostic settings at scale

[Jesse Loudon @coder_au]

Fresh out of the oven I'm excited to highlight the latest awesome #AzurePolicy content and news from across the industry https://t.co/3ZbA9QDA0y

[Azure Dev Advocates @azureadvocates]

New post from the Apps on Azure team!
Monitoring Azure Policy compliance across your Azure Managed Application deployments
https://t.co/6nzTconFD2

[Jesse Loudon @coder_au]

@SCAutomation TIL!

Will certainly use 'the beast' for quick overall exemption checks! 😍

[Jesse Loudon @coder_au]

@ADurrante Certainly appears possible to do with Azure Policy if the requirements are to:

1) install AMA to session hosts
2) add system managed identity session hosts

Both of the above have built-in policies already available so you would probably need to customise them a bit for this use