Proposal: Azure Portable Edge Nodes for Programmable Tool Security
Dear Microsoft Team, I propose an advanced architecture: Portable Edge Micro-Gateways for Third-Party Programmable Tools, extending Zero Trust security to hardware. Key Features: Portable Edge Nodes: Local micro-gateways delivering zero-latency execution and full offline (air-gapped) resilience for lab tools. IP-Safe Encryption: Granular hash-based tracking protecting manufacturers' code privacy. Instant Cloud Recovery: Automated tamper detection and pristine-state rollback synchronized with Azure. This creates a resilient, high-security ecosystem bridging local control with cloud intelligence. Contact: email address removed for privacy reasons Best regardsHow do I use Azure Data Studio with schemas?
I had thought that a database schema was the name of the structure on which tables are interconnected by primary keys and foreign keys. But in the tool, Azure Data Studio, the user is asked to select from a pre-defined set of schemas when creating a table. What is more is that when setting up or createing a database through Azure, we are given the opportuniityh to use a sample database and this is where "SalesLT" comes from and so there must be some place where we can define a schema with Azure Data Studio. Where would that be? It was generated when deciding to use a demo sample database. So there must be some way, using SQL code or otherwise, to generate a schema.Need help with --query parameter in Azure CLI
Hi all! We've used the Az CLI sometimes to view log streams from App Service web apps. This works ok-ish, like so: az webapp log tail --name some-demo-app --resource-group some-demo-rg But we're pretty stuck with how to filter the results. There's a ton of stuff streamed that we're not interested, so we'd like to just filter - as in grep or whatever - the results. The documentation (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/webapp/log?view=azure-cli-latest#az_webapp_log_tail) is... lacking, to be polite: it mentions the "--query" parameter and has a link to JMespath website, but darned if I can figure out how to use it in this case. I understand (well, sorta) how the JMespath stuff works on JSON objects, but the "webapp log tail" returns just simple strings. How can I filter on strings on the output strings? I feel like I'm trying to do something too simple here... 😉 Any ideas welcome!
