During the AZ900 series we I have been looking at the core services offered by Azure.

There are a number of posts about Oh My Posh and using it to make the Windows Terminal.

Recently I had an issue with one of my WSL installations while setting up my new laptop.

In the previous posts in the series, we have looked at the core resources available in Azure for Storage, Compute and Networking.

After two and a half years with my current company VNC Automotive, I am off to pastures new, with an exciting role with Intercept BV.

In the previous post of this AZ900 series, we looked at Microsoft’s various networking security options within the Azure platform.

Although there isn’t much on the site, I thought it was time to configure the WebApp to use SSL certificates, and keeping to my Northern roots decided to try and do it as cheaply as possible.

In the last post in the AZ900 series, we looked at the basic components of Azure Networking.