Deploying Linux VMs on Azure Stack Hub with Enterprise CA Certificates? Here's a Solution!
When deploying Linux VMs on Azure Stack Hub in a corporate environment, you may encounter issues with TLS endpoint certificates signed by an internal Enterprise CA. In this post, we'll explore a technique for importing the root CA certificate into the truststore of your Linux VMs, enabling seamless access to TLS endpoints. We'll also show you how to use Terraform to automate the process, including provisioning a VM, importing the CA certificate, and running a custom script
Continuing on the Maas theme from yesterday, I thought I'd put up a post about my experience with Windows imaging for MaaS. The Windows Openstack Imaging Tools are great for creating Windows images for Maas. They provide support for creating gold images, custom drivers, and pretty much anything else you'd want for custom image creation.
One of the clients I’ve been engaged with use AD FS as the identity provider for their Azure Stack integrated system. All well and good, as setting that up using the instructions provided here is *fairly* straightforward: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-stack/azure-stack-integrate-identity. Here’s a high level of the tasks that need to be performed:
