Azure has so many different components and features. And over the time Azure subscription has been a way for giving access to the users. Once a user has access to Azure subscription a user pretty much can perform any task. But as you start introducing more and more workloads to Azure, it is difficult to […]
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Month: March 2015
Access Control, azure, Azure Active Directory, RBAC, Resource Manager, Security
Manage and Secure resources using Azure Resource Groups and Role Based Access Control for Management of Azure
inAdd-AzureDataDisk, Availability Set, azure, Azure VM, PowerShell, Set-AzureEndpoint
Doing more than provisioning with Azure VM using PowerShell
inMost of us build VMs as soon as we get access to Azure Subscription and first thing we do is RDP to that VM and spend time there to understand what all things we can do over there. Microsoft Azure brings openness to Azure Cloud Platform with exclusive support to Linux VMs and thus support […]
Read Moreazure, azure powershell, azure virtual machine, PowerShell
Azure Virtual Machine quick provisioning using Azure Powershell
inDear PUG community members, I am excited about new launch of PUG blog. I have been associated to PUG since March 2014 and it has been excellent journey till now. Starting a blog is really a great initiative and it will help all of us to reach to new set of audience, expand the horizons […]
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SQL Quiz – Why Error when Executing SELECT statements
inLet us start our very first blog post with a quiz. Thanks Pune User Group for inviting me for the guest blog post. Run following T-SQL Code in SSMS. There are total of five lines. Three T-SQL statements separated by two horizontal lines. SELECT MAX(OBJECT_ID) FROM sys.objects ______________________________________ SELECT MIN(OBJECT_ID) FROM sys.objects ______________________________________ SELECT COUNT(OBJECT_ID) FROM sys.objects Now when you execute individual lines only […]
Read MoreHardware, Phone, Sensors, Windows
Sensors! Sensors Everywhere!!!
inSensors play very important role in mobile and tablet devices. These days, we can’t imagine a device without some basic sensors. For example, ‘Proximity Sensor’ helps to disable touch-screen (and its input) when the device is in pocket. This avoids unnecessary touch inputs. ‘Light Sensor’ can automatically adjust the brightness of the screen. Every Windows […]
Read MoreWelcome to PUG Blog!
Hello everyone I am Mahesh Mitkari, Founder Volunteer and now User Group Lead for Pune User Group. Today I am excited to announce new initiative by PUG Team, a brand new online platform to connect with you. We’re pleased to welcome you to “PUG Blog”. The purpose of this blog is to share knowledge and […]
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