The "Sleepstudy" option from the PowerCfg.exe cmd generates a pretty cool power state report for your machine where you can see how many times the machine went to sleep, the screen went offline, and much more...
When deploying secure workloads using Azure Container Apps (ACA) , teams often face confusion between User Assigned Managed Identities (UAMI) and App Registrations . While both entities are visible in Azure Active Directory and have similar identifiers (Application ID, Object ID), they serve very different purposes . This confusion can lead to authentication failures when accessing services like Azure App Configuration or Key Vault . A common issue occurs when a container app is configured with a managed identity, but the environment variables or role assignments mistakenly reference an App Registration instead, causing errors like: "No User Assigned or Delegated Managed Identity found for specified ClientId" This article breaks down the difference between UAMI and App Registrations, explains why this issue happens, and outlines the correct approach to resolve it. Symptoms Azure Container App fails to authenticate to Azure App Configuration or other services. Logs...
Technical Note: Electron Process Execution Failure with FSLogix 1. Overview When running Electron-based applications in environments using FSLogix Profile or Office Containers , users may encounter issues where the Electron process fails to launch or execute properly . This behavior has been observed in Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) , Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) , and other environments where FSLogix filter drivers are active. 2. Symptoms Electron-based applications (e.g., desktop apps built on Electron, CLI wrappers) do not start , remain unresponsive, or terminate silently. No visible logs or error messages are generated by the application. Standard executables run correctly when placed outside of the FSLogix-controlled profile path (e.g., copying to C:\Temp allows execution). The issue is reproducible across all Electron apps in the FSLogix-managed profile. 3. Root Cause The issue is linked to FSLogix filter drivers ( frxdrv , frxdrvvt , frxccd ) interfe...
OIDC (OpenID Connect) is the glue that binds the Kubernetes Service Account (SA) → Azure Managed Identity (MI) → Federated Credential chain. Here’s what’s really happening behind the scenes in AKS + Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD). 🔐 The Role of OIDC in the AKS–Azure Identity Chain 1. OIDC Issuer: The Cluster’s Identity Provider When you enable OIDC on your AKS cluster, Azure assigns it an OIDC issuer URL , like: https: //eastus.oic.prod-aks.azure.com/xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx/ This URL acts like a mini identity provider (IdP) for your cluster. Inside the cluster, Kubernetes Service Accounts can issue JWT tokens that are signed by this OIDC issuer. Each token includes claims like: iss → the OIDC issuer URL sub → system:serviceaccount:<namespace>:<serviceaccount> aud → the audience you request when you create the token Those claims prove “This token was issued by this AKS cluster for this Service Account.” 2. Federated Cr...
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