Impersonating user in ADLS with Kusto

We discussed Azure Data Explorer (ADX) and its query language Kusto in a past article.

In this article I wanted to show how to access an ADLS gen 2 using user impersonation, i.e. using the identity of the user running the queries to access the storage.

It would be all trivial and boring...

Broadcasting events to multiple solutions

I sat down with a customer who had an interesting integration problem the other day.

They are building a system that creates data useful for the entire enterprise. They want to push that data to different solutions. They also expose APIs, but they want to support the push-model where their system pushes the data...

Azure Data Explorer (Kusto)

Let’s talk about Azure Data Explorer (ADX ) also known as Kusto.

If you ask me that is the best kept secret in Azure.

Well, it isn’t exactly a secret but most people do not know about it or if they do, they just think of it as the back-end...

Ingress rules in different Kubernetes namespaces

In this article I want to show how an ingress controller in Kubernetes can be used to route traffic to workloads deployed in multiple namespaces.

The online doc for AKS deploys everything in the same namespace. Hence this article is a thin extension to the online doc.

The basic trick is to deploy...

Locking down Web App to Functions communications using subnets

Azure Functions are serverless Function as a Service.

Serverless compute typically offers less networking options since it does not run on dedicated compute.

Until recently, the only option to lock down access to a function was to lock down the function’s firewall to some public IPs. That isn’t always useful when the...