Automation
6 posts
I made a n8n node for Microsoft Defender
While testing n8n for use with Microsoft Defender, I found that there was no integrations available for the Microsoft Defender API - so I made my own. Let me show you how it works.
Detection rules as code
With the introduction of the msgraph-provider, it is now quite easy to deploy your custom detection rules to Microsoft Defender fully automatically using Terraform. The immediate benefit
Docker multi-stage build + Azure Artifacts = true
Problem: When running tasks like dotnet restore inside a Docker multi-stage build, it will fail if nuget.config refers to a Azure Artifacts feed due to 401
Add scopes to Azure AD via Azure CLI
So, in the world of efficiency and automation, clickety-clack in the Azure Portal is not where you want to be - no matter how much of a mouse
Docker build and Azure Artifacts
Azure Artifacts allows you to host your own NuGet-feed, which is great, but it introduces a slight complexity in the form of authentication and building Docker images.
Blast from the past: Using Makefile for development tasks
Makefiles are nothing new; they have been around since +/- forever. But since I'm currently enjoying the wonderful combination of Windows 10 + WSL I get the best