Over the last weeks we have discussed several options to learn Azure in 2020. Today, let’s have a look into Azure Classroom Trainings. Besides learning through online paths, learning videos and books … the classical classroom training is still relevant for many people. Available Classroom Trainings You can find an instructor led course for each…
Read moreAlso this week there were many news around Microsoft Azure! Here as always the overview for you: Advancing safe deployment practices Backup Explorer now available in preview Have fun reading and trying it out…
Read moreToday just a quick one on Microsoft open source projects and how you can contribute. If you ever wondered how to find out which open source projects Microsoft is running then I have a solution for you. Under opensource.microsoft.com Microsoft is keeping an up-to date overview of current open source projects: The official description states:…
Read moreMost people start with Azure using the Azure Portal – but if you want to scale, if you have a big deployment or you want to have continous control over your environment, you should have a look into Azure Resource Manager aka ARM Templates. What is the Azure Resource Manager?! There is an important difference…
Read moreReservations – Everything goes according to plan?! It happens from time to time that something is wrong. The planned project does not need so many servers. The solution is used much more and the database needs more performance. Anyway…it can happen that reservations have to be adjusted or even have to be cancelled completely. When…
Read moreAs we figured out last week, Azure Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) is a very important thing, when it comes to the Management of Microsoft Azure. But there is another important feature you should know to keep control: Azure Policy Problems with RBAC Remember the function of RBAC, where Security Principal, Role and Scope meet each…
Read moreIf you are searching for people with the same interest as you. For people that are open to share, thoughts, experiences and lessons-learned. If you want to learn more about Azure, hear about interesting projects or meet a lot of friends … Azure Meetups or other User Groups could be a good choice for you….
Read moreAs we have seen over the last posts, there are multiple ways to learn about Azure. In the past it was common to use Books to learn about technology. When I have a look into my shelf, there are Windows Server Books, System Center Books, etc. – but what about Azure Books? Challenge with Azure…
Read moreAlso this week there were many news around Microsoft Azure! Here as always the overview for you: Hyperledger Fabric on Azure Kubernetes Service Marketplace template 10 recommendations for cloud privacy and security with Ponemon research Azure Cost Management updates – January 2020 Azure IoT improves pharmaceutical sample management and medication adherence Assess your servers with…
Read moreDid you know that many of the services and tools you are using in Azure, are actually under open-source. As an example we want to have a look at Azure Functions today, to follow up in our OSS category What are Azure Functions?! I do not want to go to deep today … but lets…
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