If you are working with Azure, you must be familiar with Azure App Services and the App Services Diagnostics Tools. App Service Diagnostics tool is powerful and helps us find out application issues, logs, memory leak, crash dumps, etc. The new preview experiences of Azure App service Diagnostics are very intuitive, focused, and allows us to identify the… Read More »
You can see the list of all Azure Free Services in Azure Portal. You can create a free Account for Azure to get started. The Azure free account includes access to several Azure services free for 12 months, $200 credit to spend for the first 30 days of sign up and access to more than 25 Azure Services that… Read More »
If you are working with Azure, you are already familiar with Azure Portal. Azure portal is getting better day by day with a lot of enhancement. I have published several tips and tricks on Azure Portal for better portal experience and productivity. You can check them here. In this post, let’s have a look into another quick tip,… Read More »
You can quickly Restore Default Settings for Azure Portal. This could be very handy if made some customization across the portal and want to reset back to default settings. Reset portal settings reset all customization to any dashboard as well as brings the default settings for your Azure Portal theme, menu docking, etc.
Azure Portal allows us to quickly Access all Shared Dashboard in Azure Portal. You can share the Azure Portal dashboard with other users with having access to the same Azure Subscription. You can create your personal dashboards such as Azure service health dashboard, or any other Azure services monitoring or data flow dashboard and it could be useful sharing the dashboard… Read More »
You can clone the dashboard in Azure Portal. The cloning dashboard helps quickly extend any existing dashboard, that either you can share and use for your monitoring purpose. You can create your dashboards such as Azure service health dashboard or any other Azure services monitoring or data flow dashboard, and it could be useful sharing the dashboard with… Read More »
You can easily manage the views for resources and resource groups in the Azure Portal. While viewing the list of Resource Groups or Resources, several additional columns do not come with default views. While you may want to keep the default view, but you want to have another view created. Azure Portal allows us to create multiple views.
You can choose default mode for the Azure Portal Menu. This enables the Azure Portal menu option to either expanded or docked. To configure Default mode for Menu, navigate to Portal Settings and choose the General Tab and then Select default option between “Flyout” and “Docked“