I have finally gone through the process of taking the AZ-500 and have now passed it. Below is going to be my experience of going through the studying process and the actually taking the exam itself. The past couple of posts have really focused on the different study techniques that I was using to prepare … Continue reading AZ-500 Achieved – July 10, 2023
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AZ-500 Test Preparation
I decided to go ahead and take a Pre-Assessment test yesterday to see what concepts in familiar with and which ones I need more work on. While I have experience with working in Azure on a daily basis, there were different technologies that I have not touched and had a vague understanding of. Some of … Continue reading AZ-500 Test Preparation
Microsoft Certification Challenges – Planning
My Notes from 5/25 The Microsoft website that is being used has provided us the opportunity to learn and get certified with Microsoft for free. After completing one of the challenges by going through the learn portal, we will get one test voucher that can be used on the tests that were listed. As shown … Continue reading Microsoft Certification Challenges – Planning
Microsoft Certification CHALLENGE’S: Utilizing Devops Tools
Today's main focus is around Azure Boards / GitHub projects. Before today, I have used GitHub a lot, but not have utilized all of the tools that are part of it. One of the main items being GitHub Projects. This reminds me a lot of the Teams Planner as we can streamline and have a … Continue reading Microsoft Certification CHALLENGE’S: Utilizing Devops Tools
Logic App – IT Glue Data Ingestion
Overall Project The purpose of this Logic App is to ingest the data from IT Glue by utilizing the API to grab the data and throw it into a Log Analytics Workspace to query. Process The above screenshot shows the overall flow of the Logic App. The flow of the project goes as follows: Recurrence … Continue reading Logic App – IT Glue Data Ingestion
Learning React.JS: Day 1
I have seen that React is a pretty good way to build websites and decided to learn how to use it. The tutorial that I decided to go off was developedbyed's "Build a React Portfolio Website with Tailwind Tutorial". The link the YouTube video is here. The Youtuber went over the necessary items to build … Continue reading Learning React.JS: Day 1
Program Documentation: Malicious URL Checker (Desktop Application)
Introduction The Malicious URL Checker is a desktop application developed in C# using the .NET framework. The program utilizes a WebBrowser object to retrieve webpage data and analyze whether a given URL is considered malicious or safe. It allows users to input URLs and quickly determine their maliciousness at a glance, without relying on external … Continue reading Program Documentation: Malicious URL Checker (Desktop Application)
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