Schedule user account closure with PowerShell




One of many major tasks as a system administrator (SA) is to close user’s accounts when they have left the organization and their jobs. There will be some important actions you will need to take in your company for the users, who left their job. These actions includes password reset, email redirected, moved important documents.

AZURE ROLES: SEND EMAIL USING SENDGRID




Prior to Azure Functions announcing their General Availability (GA) I had previously used SendGrid as an output binding in order to send email messages. Since GA, however, the capacity to use SendGrid remains undocumented (I assume to give the Functions team time to test and document the binding properly) and the old approach I was

Change a product key remotely with Power Shell




One of the annoyances of dealing with industrial software is the licensing. Even though software vendors should obtain payment for their work, it’s always been a essential evil in the IT sector. Windows is no dissimilar. Anyone who’s use Windows before knows about the invention key (Product Key). It’s that long string of lettering separated

PowerShell is the Most Excellent way to Manage Microsoft Azure Cloud




PowerShell is the most excellent way to manage Microsoft Azure cloud, because many taks are automated by scripting jobs. For example, you can provision virtual machines (VM) to the cloud and turn them off, turn them on, or even schedule them to be turned off (and back on during busy business hours) to save money.

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Eight Major Benefits of Microsoft Power BI (Business Intelligence)




Business intelligence (BI) is the main key component in the drive to be agile, effective, responsive and competitive. As businesses grow day by day, it becomes so difficult to manipulate, manage the data that is generated or captured regularly. This will create a road block for data driven enterprise organizations, who want to harness their

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Azure Tutorial: Predicting Gas Prices using Azure Machine Knowledge Studio




What will you do if you could predict whether your growth of alternative would rise or fall throughout the next month? Or if your favorite cricket team would succeed to win or fail to win their next championship? How can you make such predictions? Possibly device knowledge can give only a part of the answer.

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Building Multi-Tenant Applications with ASP.NET Core (ASP.NET 5)




Without appropriate guidance, multi-tenancy can be complex to execute. This was particularly the case with earlier versions of ASP.NET where its scrappy heap of frameworks leads to many potential implementations. It became even more complex, if you were using several ASP.NET frameworks within the similar function or application (MVC, Web API and SignalR). Providentially things

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