DEV Community: Egbe Fredrick

Creating a VNet and Subnet on Microsoft Azure

Egbe Fredrick — Tue, 09 Jun 2026 15:07:57 +0000

First Step:

Log in to your Azure Account, and in the search bar, search for Resource Groups and click on it.

Click on Create

Then fill in the necessary fields.

Second Step:

Go to your Azure Home Page, and in the search bar, search for Virtual Network and click the icon.

Then click on Create.

Fill the necessary fields and click Next.

Virtual Network created successfully.

The Third and Final Step:

Click the Virtual Network you just created, then use the search bar on the left to search for "subnet" and click the icon.

Then click on "+subnet".

Fill the neccessary field and click Add.

Subnet successfully added.

and that's the end.

A Step-by-Step Process of Hosting a Static Website on Microsoft Azure.

Egbe Fredrick — Mon, 08 Jun 2026 14:41:58 +0000

STEP ONE(1):

Go to your Azure Account Search bar and search for Resource Group.

Click on the resource group icon, then click on Create.

Fill in the fields provided, then click on Next.

Click on Review and Create.

Then click on Create.

Resource Group created successfully.

so here is the resource group.

STEP TWO (2):

Go to your home page on Azure, search for Storage Accounts, and click the icon.

Then click on Create.

Fill in the provided fields.

then click on Next

Fill in the neccessary fields

Storage was successfully created.

The Storage Account Info.

On the left-hand side of the screen, use the search bar, search for static web, then Click On it to enable.

Enable it.

STEP Three (3):

Create a container that will hold everything relating to the static website you are hosting.

Click Add container and create.

Now click on the container you created.

Now Upload your Static Website Files.

Upload successful.

Website is Now Live.

Thank you for reading this. Please leave your comments.

Creating a user and granting that user Global Administrator Access and revoking it on Microsoft Azure.

Egbe Fredrick — Tue, 26 May 2026 14:58:58 +0000

FIRST STEP(1): Using Azure Entra ID to create a new User:

*After selecting on the Microsoft Entra ID go ahead and select Manage. *

Then go ahead and click on User on the left-hand side of the box.

Click on New User, then Create New User.

Fill in all the asterisk fields.

also

Lucy as a User in the list.

The newly created User, Lucy's page:

STEP TWO(2): Granting the User Lucy the Global Administrator Access.
Again, go to Microsoft Entra ID.

Then click on Roles and Administrators on the left-hand side.

Go ahead to the Search Bar:

Search for Global Administrators then click on it.

Select Add Assignments.

Then Select and Add your user.

User Role Assignment Added Successfully

STEP THREE(3): Using the newly promoted account, to create another new user in Azure Entra ID.

Then

Lucy, the New User, successfully created a user after Global Administrator Access was granted.

STEP FOUR(4): After creating the second user, revoke the Global Administrator access from the first user account.

Once more, head to Entra ID.

Then Select Roles and Administrators.

Then, search for Global Administrators and select it.

Pick the user you want to deactivate from the role.

Then select Remove assignments.

User's Assignment Revoked successfully.

And Lucy is unable to create a new user.

Thank you for reading this.

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Egbe Fredrick — Mon, 25 May 2026 13:41:33 +0000