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My latest monthly column for virtualizationreview.com was just published here.
I cover the announcement of Azure App service now being available (in preview) to run on any Kubernetes cluster, the great strides made in Confidential Computing plus a few other interesting new features.
Enjoy! And thanks for reading.
My latest monthly column for virtualizationreview.com is now live here.
I look at all the different hybrid options in Azure, finishing with a more in depth look at Azure Stack Hub.
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My monthly post for virtualizationreview.com is now online. I look at the preview version of Windows Server 2022, announced at Ignite 2021, back in March.
Read it here.
Enjoy! And thanks for reading.
My latest monthly blog for virtualizationreview.com is now live – read it here.
I do a deep dive on all aspects of Azure Monitor, how it can be used both for on-premises and cloud resources and how it compares to System Center Operations Manager etc.
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My latest blog post for Altaro.com is a long one – all about Azure Monitor, Azure Log Analytics, all the different ways they integrate across different Azure services as well as with your on-premises servers and even VMs in other clouds.
Read it here.
Enjoy! And thanks for reading.
Another one of my blog posts is now up over at Altaro.com. This one looks at Azure Blob storage with all the gory technical details around soft delete / recoverability, different resilience models (Locally redundant, Zone redundant, Geo redundant), tiered storage (Hot, Cool, Archive) etc.
Read it here.
Enjoy! And thanks for reading.
Another recent post for Altaro went live on Christmas day.
This one covers Records Management in Microsoft 365, understanding the data you have (in the cloud and on-premises), the amount of sensitive data you have, how to protect it with Information Protection and Data Loss Prevention and Retention policies.
Finally you can see where Records Management comes into the picture and how to use it to manage particular types of documents in your organization (signed contracts, completed product specifications and the like).
Read it here.
Enjoy. And thanks for reading.
