Emanuel Palm
@palmemanuel.bsky.social
IT nerd by day, virtual dragon slayer by night.
PowerShell fan, tech enthusiast, Microsoft MVP, coffee nerd and sometimes D&D dungeon master. I also run the coffee roastery Arkanum at https://arkanum.coffee, and have a blog at https://pipe.how.
PowerShell fan, tech enthusiast, Microsoft MVP, coffee nerd and sometimes D&D dungeon master. I also run the coffee roastery Arkanum at https://arkanum.coffee, and have a blog at https://pipe.how.
I've wanted a way to use Bicep for Azure DevOps since the first extension, great stuff!
I've seen companies do much of project onboarding in Azure DevOps with scripted config for:
* Repos
* Permissions/roles
* Security settings
* Agent pools
* Service connections
* etc
Automating overall setup 🛠️
I've seen companies do much of project onboarding in Azure DevOps with scripted config for:
* Repos
* Permissions/roles
* Security settings
* Agent pools
* Service connections
* etc
Automating overall setup 🛠️
September 23, 2025 at 1:26 PM
I've wanted a way to use Bicep for Azure DevOps since the first extension, great stuff!
I've seen companies do much of project onboarding in Azure DevOps with scripted config for:
* Repos
* Permissions/roles
* Security settings
* Agent pools
* Service connections
* etc
Automating overall setup 🛠️
I've seen companies do much of project onboarding in Azure DevOps with scripted config for:
* Repos
* Permissions/roles
* Security settings
* Agent pools
* Service connections
* etc
Automating overall setup 🛠️
Awesome work, well done! 👏
September 21, 2025 at 8:52 PM
Awesome work, well done! 👏
KQL against local resources is super cool!
September 10, 2025 at 4:28 AM
KQL against local resources is super cool!
Go for it, full permissions to steal ideas! Built-in KQL syntax highlighting and intellisense is on the list for bARGE, trickier since it's not the full supported Kusto language though with ARG only having subset.
September 9, 2025 at 7:57 PM
Go for it, full permissions to steal ideas! Built-in KQL syntax highlighting and intellisense is on the list for bARGE, trickier since it's not the full supported Kusto language though with ARG only having subset.
It also adapts to layouts and theme, so try it out and let me know what you think.
It's open source and feature requests are happily accepted! 🥳
It's open source and feature requests are happily accepted! 🥳
September 9, 2025 at 11:34 AM
It also adapts to layouts and theme, so try it out and let me know what you think.
It's open source and feature requests are happily accepted! 🥳
It's open source and feature requests are happily accepted! 🥳
It has everything that ARG explorer in Azure Portal has and more:
* Select text in a KQL file and run it directly
* Switch account and scope
* Compare values from multiple rows
* Copy as formatted or compressed
* Sort, order and navigate results without re-running your queries
* Select text in a KQL file and run it directly
* Switch account and scope
* Compare values from multiple rows
* Copy as formatted or compressed
* Sort, order and navigate results without re-running your queries
September 9, 2025 at 11:33 AM
It has everything that ARG explorer in Azure Portal has and more:
* Select text in a KQL file and run it directly
* Switch account and scope
* Compare values from multiple rows
* Copy as formatted or compressed
* Sort, order and navigate results without re-running your queries
* Select text in a KQL file and run it directly
* Switch account and scope
* Compare values from multiple rows
* Copy as formatted or compressed
* Sort, order and navigate results without re-running your queries
Let me know if you find something that's missing! 🙂
July 5, 2025 at 7:03 AM
Let me know if you find something that's missing! 🙂
This also means that future types are easier to add, let me know if you have any special collection type that you'd like support for!
If you're curious for which types are supported right now, there's a new command for that too!
If you're curious for which types are supported right now, there's a new command for that too!
July 3, 2025 at 6:05 PM
This also means that future types are easier to add, let me know if you have any special collection type that you'd like support for!
If you're curious for which types are supported right now, there's a new command for that too!
If you're curious for which types are supported right now, there's a new command for that too!
Enjoy! It's the best seat at the table 😁
May 30, 2025 at 10:47 AM
Enjoy! It's the best seat at the table 😁