r/AZURE • • 7h ago

Discussion Azure consultants/devs, what technologies are you seeing more demand for lately? Dont want to get left behind...

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Hey everyone,

I've been working for years in the Microsoft Bizz Apps space (Dynamics 365, CRM/ERP, Power Platform, integrations, etc), mostly as a senior solution architect...

Lately I've been feeling that more and more stuff is moving towards Azure and cloud-native development, so I'm thinking about shifting my career more in that direction,

curious to hear from people working in Azure consulting or cloud development, what are you actually using in real projects these days?

A few things I'm wondering about:

  • Development: .NET, TypeScript, Azure Functions, Container Apps, AKS? Is full-stack cloud development the way to go?
  • AI: Azure OpenAI, AI Foundry, RAG, agents? How much of this is actually being used in production?
  • Architecture: Microservices, event-driven systems, APIs, messaging?
  • DevOps: Docker, Terraform, Bicep, Kubernetes, CI/CD?
  • Demand: What technologies are clients asking for the most lately?

Coming from a senior Biz App architecture background, I'm not really looking to start from scratch, but rather figure out where to focus next

If you were making this transition today, what would you prioritize learning?

Would love to hear what people are actually working with, not just what's being hyped by Microsoft :)


r/AZURE • • 20h ago

Question AZ 104 Best youtube playlist to clear exam in 1 month

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Please suggest me best youtube playlist to clear the exam of AZ 104


r/AZURE • • 1h ago

Question Can we post links to articles here like medium which i write normally?

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Just wanted to check if i can post articles links here or not


r/AZURE • • 15h ago

Question CIS Level 2 as the Default: Too Much, or the Right Starting Point?

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r/AZURE • • 13h ago

Media Learn Infrastructure as Code in Azure - Part 4 (Build A Full Project)

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The follow-up to the Terraform series I’ve been posting here is finally out.

Link to Episode : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ui5ozyOkIeY

This time, rather than focusing Terraform, I wanted to build out an actual Azure project and show all the pieces that go into bringing one to life.

From the development side, we look at the application architecture, some of the design decisions, containers, and how that work gets handed off to operations. (No Dev Experience required & If you are new to containers, I will explain them in details)

From the operations side, we design the architecture in Azure for it's infrastructure. Think through networking, identity, security, persistence data, etc.... using Terraform to build the platform from the image above.

My goal with this episode to give a real taste of what it’s like to work on projects like this in the real world, from the perspective of developers, operations, and architects where I explain the reasoning behind everything involved with infographs to make it as clear as possible at every stage.

With that, our roadmap continues!

  • Beginner Episode : Understand Terraform (learn the foundations and core concepts that make Terraform work)
  • Intermediate Episode : Program Terraform (use loops, functions, conditionals, dynamic blocks, etc)
  • Advanced Episode : Structure Terraform (introduce modules, remote state in azure storage, workspaces, imports, etc.)
  • Project Episode : Build Azure Project (Less about Terraform itself & more about building interesting architectures in Azure)
  • Professional Episode : Operationalize Terraform (use GitHub, CI/CD, pull requests, state management, and deployment workflows to work in a team environment)

Link to Episode : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ui5ozyOkIeY


r/AZURE • • 15h ago

Discussion New Azure Policies pushed by Microsoft to Tenant Root Group

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Hi All,

Just a quick observation, it looks like last night a pair of Azure Policies were added to the Tenant Root Group of my tenant. I checked a few other tenants, some have them and some don't. Based on the names and descriptions, I assume this is Microsoft preparing for some upcoming changes, and is rolling this out.

Policy 1:

Name: Microsoft Azure Multi Factor Authentication Enforcement for Resource Write Actions
Policy: Multi Factor Authentication Enforcement - Write
Type: SystemHidden
Name: sys.mfa-delete
Created: Oct 20, 2026 (about 15 hours ago)
Non-Compliance Msg: You are receiving this error because you tried to create, update or delete Azure resources without authenticating through MFA. User accounts must be authenticated through MFA to manage your resources. To resolve this error, go to https://aka.ms/MFAforAzure

Policy 2:

Name: Microsoft Azure Multi Factor Authentication Enforcement for Resource Delete Actions
Policy: Multi Factor Authentication Enforcement - Delete
Type: SystemHidden
Name: sys.mfa-write
Created: Oct 20, 2026 (about 15 hours ago)
Non-Compliance Msg: You are receiving this error because you tried to create, update or delete Azure resources without authenticating through MFA. User accounts must be authenticated through MFA to manage your resources. To resolve this error, go to https://aka.ms/MFAforAzure

The policies are not visible in the azure portal, they are hidden, but you can see them with an ARG query from Graph Explorer:

PolicyResources
| where type =~ 'microsoft.authorization/policyassignments'
| extend assignmentScope = tostring(properties.scope)
| where assignmentScope =~ strcat('/providers/Microsoft.Management/managementGroups/', tenantId)
| extend displayName = tostring(properties.displayName)
| extend description = tostring(properties.description)
| extend policyDefinitionId = tostring(properties.policyDefinitionId)
| extend enforcementMode = tostring(properties.enforcementMode)
| extend parameters = properties.parameters
| extend nonComplianceMessages = properties.nonComplianceMessages
| extend notScopes = properties.notScopes
| extend createdBy = tostring(properties.metadata.createdBy)
| extend createdOn = tostring(properties.metadata.createdOn)
| extend updatedBy = tostring(properties.metadata.updatedBy)
| extend updatedOn = tostring(properties.metadata.updatedOn)
| extend assignedBy = tostring(properties.metadata.assignedBy)
| project id, name, type, location, subscriptionId, tenantId,
          assignmentScope, displayName, description, policyDefinitionId,
          enforcementMode, parameters, nonComplianceMessages, notScopes,
          identity, createdBy, createdOn, updatedBy, updatedOn, assignedBy
| order by id asc

There's an equivalent activity log entry for each from the principle:

Microsoft Authorization System Policy

d2381cb8-26aa-404d-9218-550726c79b07

Just curious if anyone else noticed this or got these polices. I have alerts setup for when any policy changes occur in my environment, and got an email last night on it. Thought it was interesting, so decided to make a post about it.


r/AZURE • • 12h ago

Question Proactive Replica spinning in azure container apps.

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have anyone tried proactive spinning of replicas before traffic hits ? if yes, can you say how useful it is and how did you set it


r/AZURE • • 10h ago

Discussion OpenTelemetry for Azure Monitor?

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Hi all.

Anyone tried Azure Monitor’s OpenTelemetry preview? Trying to understand is it worth to learn more about it.

Any opinion/suggestion/feedback are welcome.


r/AZURE • • 19h ago

Question (Azure App Services) What is the rollout plan for the pending PHP fixes?

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As announced on the PHP website:

What is the plan for the rollout of those fixes to Azure App Services running on the PHP stack?

Thanks.

Edit: Our App Services have been updated. Thank you Microsoft!


r/AZURE • • 3h ago

Discussion Feedback on how to Divide our resource groups

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Hello,

In our current environment we are starting new to Azure. We are planning to build few VMs for our infrastructure starting with Domain Controllers and we want to host our website using Azure apps. The website is static. We are medium sized organization will remain hybrid for now. Should we create different management group for the Domains and web app? or different resource group is enough for security? Is App service good for the website? let me know if am missing any information. I am new to azure so i might not be planning properly.