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Micrsoft bring a new plan for Azure Function - Flex Consumtion Plan for hosting. It is Linux based Azure Functions hosting plan. Below a quick sneek preview of the plan. And here is more details . Pretty simple way to create Azure Function. Created by a minute, and below my Azure Function is up and running. Let's try to enable managed identity in Azure Function. 1. Click on your Azure Function and bring the Function dashborad 2. Click on Identity under Settings 3. On the System assigned tab, switch the status to On and click save Next, you need to assign the roles to he Managed identity. To do so, first you browse to the respective Azure resources like Azure Storage/SQL DB/key Vault and assign the necesarry role-based-access-control (RBAC). Let's create a key Vault first and assign the  Afterwards, select the subscription and search your RBAC role and assigned the sale. Click on Save. Now, go back to Functon dashboard and then Settings >> Identity and then Azure Role ...

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Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is an advanced security feature that strengthens account or application protection by requiring users to verify their identity through two or more factors—such as a password and a phone-generated code—instead of relying solely on a password.  Its is a security protocol that adds an extra layer of protection by requiring users to verify their identity through multiple channels.  MFA significantly strengthens security by making it harder for unauthorized individuals to gain access, even if one factor is compromised. So, if your password is hacked or leak, no-one able to login in your system as code generated by your mobile app during login through MFA is inaccessible to them.  Let's see how easy it is for you to setup.  1. First-step-first - Sign in to M365 Admin Center, then click on ..show all 2. Click on Users and then click on Active users - and then and then click on Multi-factor authentication -    It might ask you to...