I will share a little of my experience trying to build the teams Plades Web app components inside the Sargent & Lundy Azure Subscription. I was able to add an App Service Plan, which I needed to host my Web and API apps. When I went to add my Web app to my resource group I got the error...   After doing a fair amount of searching for the answer on how to fix this problem, I realized that I needed to run some PowerShell commands to register the Microsoft.Insights service and tie it to the Sargent & Lundy Azure subscription. If you receive the message "The subscription doesn't have permissions to register the resource provider: Microsoft.SomeResource". This means that the resource you are trying to add has not been registered…

Microsoft has a great tutorial that you can follow along with that shows how to connect a virtual network in Azure to an on-prem VPN device. Currently the INTELAGEN team is working on a new web project called Plades Web and we are going to be using the methods discussed in this tutorial to connect our website to on-prem database resources. It should be noted that when undertaking such a project you will need to be in communication with the security team as well as members of CSD to coordinate these activities. Before setting up any Azure based IP addresses it is important to understand the current on-premises IP structure so there is no conflict. Azure resources cannot share the same IP addresses as on-prem resources. This tutorial goes through…