rcabr

<#
    .Synopsis
        Gets all current policy violations for the specified policies, 
        gets the owning e-mail group by examining the managedBy tag (walks up from resource to resource group to subscription),
        gets the last people who touched the resource (by examining audit events in the past 90 days),
        and either:
            - sends an e-mail to each user with their resources and violations
            - sends the full list to a default e-mail address.

    .Description

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#
# Assigns the specified initiative to the currently selected subscription
#
[CmdletBinding()]
Param(
    [Parameter(Mandatory=$true, HelpMessage="The name of the initiative to assign. Example: 'Data Classification'")]
    [string]$InitiativeName
)

Get-AzureRmContext  # print out current context to inform operator

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# Applies these two tags (appId, environment) to all resources in the specified resource group.
# Optional: resourcePattern will be used to select a subset of resources to apply tags to.
[CmdletBinding()]
param(
    [string] $resourceGroupName,
    [string] $appIdValue,
    [string] $environmentValue,
    [string] $resourcePattern = ""
)

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$days = 7
$pointInTime = [DateTime]::Now.AddDays(-$days);
$horizon = $pointInTime.AddDays(-$days);

"===Removing resource groups created between $horizon and $pointInTime==="

# Get potential log entries
$logs = @()
$logs += Get-AzureRmLog -StartTime $horizon -EndTime $pointInTime -Status "Succeeded" -ResourceProvider "Microsoft.Resources" -WarningAction "SilentlyContinue" `
    | Select-Object ResourceGroupName, ResourceId, @{Name="EventNameValue"; Expression={$_.EventName.Value}}, @{Name="OperationNameValue"; Expression={$_.OperationName.Value}}, EventTimestamp, @{Name="HttpVerb"; Expression={$_.HttpRequest.Method}} `

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# Assumes the Azure RM context is already set (logged in, subscription selected).
# Returns a list of Resource Group Names and the Earliest Timestamp (from deployment activity) for each.

((Get-AzureRmResourceGroup | Select-Object ResourceGroupName) | Get-AzureRmResourceGroupDeployment)`
    | Select-Object ResourceGroupName, @{Name="Created"; Expression = {$_.Timestamp}} `
    | Sort-Object ResourceGroupName, Created `
    | Group-Object ResourceGroupName `
    | Select-Object Name, @{Name="EarliestTimestamp"; Expression={`
        $_.Group.Created | Measure-Object -Minimum | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Minimum `
      }}

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# Assigns all resource policies in the current folder to the specified resource group.
[CmdletBinding()]
Param(
    [Parameter(Mandatory=$True)]
    [string]$ResourceGroupName
)

# get subscription or ask user to log in
$subscription = Get-AzureRmSubscription;

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// Problem: 
// Use the DocumentDB REST API from Pentaho DI (Spoon)
// Produce an authorization header for the request
//
// Solution:
// 1. Read this document https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/documentdb/access-control-on-documentdb-resources
// 2. Assuming you have serialized your record to JSON and wish to publish it via a REST Client step
// 3. Add a "Modified Java Script Value" step to your Pentaho Transformation with the following body.

//Input

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