All posts by Chendra Venkatesan
Retrieve Assigned Users information from Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) Application Groups
Of late, I was busy learning WVD (Windows Virtual Desktop), and I am not even reached halfway in this journey. Team asked me to write a script to pull out the assignment information from all the Windows
Continue ReadingBuild and Deploy ARM template using Farmer – Part 1
The tweet shown above caught my attention, and I wanted to give it a try. Yes! Without a doubt, we deployed a few resources in a development environment using Farmer. I thoroughly enjoyed the new
Continue ReadingA simple timesheet app using Power Apps
This blog post may help a few IT professionals to build user interfaces using Power Apps with less or no coding experience. To understand the Power Apps in a fun way, we intend to build a timesheet application
Continue ReadingCreate an Azure Active Directory Service Principal and access resources
This blog post is to walk you through creating a service principal in Azure Active Directory. It’s not that difficult, and we have multiple ways to do it. With no further ado, let me show you the steps.
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Store Custom Logs in Azure Log Analytics Workspace using PowerShell
Introduction I often get some interesting tasks and one among that is to develop a PowerShell script to store custom logs in Azure log analytics workspace. The purpose of storing the logs and fields
Continue ReadingUsing Wintellisys WVD Manager Version 2.0
As explained in the previous article, Wintellisys WVD Manager solution provides necessary management tasks that a WVD Admin require to perform for WVD tenants everyday. If you are new to Wintellisys
Continue ReadingUse Azure Function to Start Azure Automation Runbook
Of late, I was working on a customer requirement, which is to start a runbook. Yes, many would have done it through logic apps, function app, or webhooks. This blog post is to walk you through the
Continue ReadingThe Power of Azure Resource Graph
Quite often, I get a request to share Azure resource data to different teams. I am a great fan of Azure PowerShell and REST API. However, Azure Resource Graph using Kusto Query Language (KQL) is super
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