Azure Portal has its functionality organized in blades and extensions. Blades are the visual parts you play with, while extensions serve as the logical module that contains blades and are typically paired with Azure Resource Providers so that an extension provides the necessary UI bits and pieces for an Azure Resource Provider. Some parts of the Azure… READ MORE
Recently the menu structure in Azure is changed into a collapsed and expanded menu, Don’t know who thought it was the best option to have all the blades in collapsed mode. one word #annoying for me Collapsing menus, also known as accordion menus, are a popular design choice in many web applications, including Microsoft Azure.… READ MORE
As Windows Server 2019 Still holds Internet Explorer and no Edge Chromium or other browser. therefore all initial internet contact is done by the Internet Explorer. This can be annoying when you want to do something on the server and connect to Azure and first you need to install another browser. This is just a… READ MORE
Azure Information Protection (AIP) is used to label, classify and protect documents and emails across apps and services. Within the Azure portal, you can now also apply usage rights to documents and emails labeled with AIP using the Azure Rights Management service. A truly powerful combination. What is meant by usage rights? These are the kinds of things you’ll… READ MORE
