We are receiving security recommendations for one of our Azure SQL databases. I'm owner of the subscription and can see those recommendations in the Azure SQL Security Center. I would like to delegate the resolution to one of the resource group contributors, but the same recommendations doesn't appear to them.
What additional permissions an Azure resource group contributor needs to see/accept/fix alerts from an Azure SQL in that resource group?
I need to assure that all our resource groups have a specific tag.
I know I can use a policy to ensure that any created resource will have the tag, but for existing resources I'm trying to come up with a query using AZ CLI.
As an extra challenge, the tag has a space in the middle of its name: it is "Cost Center" instead of "CostCenter". :-/
We redeployed some of our Azure resources under new resource and resource group names. Now, when I go to cost analysis and filter by resource group I can't find the previous instance of those resources.
Is there a way to do reports on the cost of removed resources?
I need to connect to hostB using user2 from hostA where I´m connected using user1.
I've run ssh-keygen for user1 on hostA and copied the public key generated in id_rsa.pub to the authorized_keys of user2 in hostB.
Then I tried to connect from hostA to hostB using the command:
$user1@hostA> ssh user2@hostB
I still get a request for password:
user2@hostB's password:
If I try to connect using the same user on both hosts, it works correctly:
$user1@hostA> ssh user1@hostB
Enter passphrase for key '/home/user1/.ssh/id_rsa':
What am I missing?