Azure RBAC : The deep dark secrets of role based access control

[@DanaEpp]

I ❤ Azure security. What do you think about diving into Azure with the CloudShell like this? Too techy? Want more?

[@jonathanvasquez8364]

it was wonderful content

[@tzelinong2272]

Excellent! I didn't really understand the significance of Resource Providers before this but now you've explained it so clearly, those RBAC concepts now make so much more sense. More of these please, especially in Azure Cloud Shell. Not too techy at all.

[@winstontripp232]

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[@jaunineconradie3265]

This was the last bit of information that I needed to be able to truly understand what is going on behind the scenes. Thank you.

[@ehteramuddinmohammed3995]

You kept is so simple and clear! Thank you. Simplicity usually comes after reaching heights in experience!.

[@Shankdude]

Excellent explanation on the relationships between roles, security principles and resource actions. Thanks a lot.

[@KnowOps]

Thanks and welcome

[@GeoffreySetiawan]

You explained this really well man. Thanks for sharing!

[@sreepriyanks]

you deserve more reach. this is incredible

[@sendtorakesh]

Thanks for sharing information. It is very helpful to know.

[@KnowOps]

Great to see the info resonates with you. What did you find the most interesting to you?

[@90tiagosilva]

Thanks for sharing, this was very helpful!

[@KnowOps]

Glad you liked it!

[@alexwolf7171]

This is a great video

[@bargainsnfindsdotcom8227]

Great job. Would be great if you had a visual summary at the end.

[@michaelferguson7371]

Good explanation.any chance of dumping the ps commands on a a blog or comments section?

[@DanaEpp]

Hey Michael, I think the commands you are asking for are: To get a list of all roles in a subscription: az role definition list I used the following to filter the output for just the rolenames: az role definition list -o table --query [].roleName To see a role definition (ie: for role named Owner), you would use: az role definition list -n Owner To see a list of the registered resource providers, you can use: az provider list -o table --query “[?registrationState==‘Registered’]” To see the operations that a resource provider exposes, you can use: az provider operation show -n Microsoft.Storage I have had a few people message me privately wanting to know more about how to use the Azure CLI. I think I will cover that in the next episode and show you how to find this information yourself. Thanks for watching, and leaving a comment!

[@amritarora8897]

please post more details it'be great

[@CoopmanGreg]

Well done!

[@deependrachaudhary202]

Nice. RBAC under the hood!

[@KnowOps]

Glad you liked it!

[@amritarora8897]

Great Information. Will be better had it been detailed

[@deepaksinghalinfo]

Thanks

[@aparvkishnov4595]

Nice crisp channel. Important topic but still just 10K views. Why tech guys get no chocolate from youtube viewership 🤷‍♂