Doing Graphics with PowerBI
I keep exploring data with PowerBI and as I enjoy soccer, World Cup soccer mostly. I used the tables in the World Cup winners in Wikipedia, this time to map… Read More →
Getting Started with PowerBI
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- by Roberto Lopez
As all things become Data, Data, Data. It became appealing and I wonder and think data is without question a long term investment, even more so now, because access is… Read More →
Enable Remote Desktop in your Linux VM
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- by Roberto Lopez
The What I’ve been working in and out with *nix and Linux for about 15+ years, now, as I started a job with Microsoft, for the most part that came… Read More →
What is the CentOS version I’m running?
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- by Roberto Lopez
I’ve been working lately on Azure and with CentOS and it’s been a while since the last time I work with *nix on a daily basis, so I needed to… Read More →
What’s the Operating System of my Webapp
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- by Roberto Lopez
Because of the craziness of the hacks during this weekend, from May 12 to 15. Where a bunch of Microsoft OSs were hacked and penetrated and pretty much owned by the… Read More →
Microsoft LOVES Linux and why matters
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- by Roberto Lopez
In all my years at Microsoft, I never, ever imaged the day that I’d see something like this: It is now possible to run the Azure CLI inside the browser,… Read More →
Exporting an Azure Application Certificate
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- by Roberto Lopez
Background In the previous post I wrote on how to use the fairly new feature, where, directly from Azure, it is possible to get and assign a publicly signed certificate… Read More →
Azure Application Certificates
The Scenario You have a PaaS Web application in Azure, Platform as a Service, and you want to add a certificate to secure data in transit, fair enough, it was possible… Read More →
Moving this Blog to Containers. Attempt #2
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- by Roberto Lopez
This time is going way smoother, because I did things differently: Created a brand new Wordpress Container from the Image and specifying it will run over ports 80 and 443: docker.allthingscloud.info Used… Read More →
Using Azure Logic Apps
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- by Roberto Lopez
What For? I receive email, like everyone else and I use a Cloud File Storage provider (Onedrive). The situation I do want to solve is: Every time I receive an email… Read More →