Showing posts with label Azure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Azure. Show all posts
Azure Solutions Architect Expert Renewal
Once again its that time to recertify, 2022 is going to be the year of renewal and recertification!After holding the Azure Solutions Architect Expert certification since 2018, I noticed that Microsoft have changed the process in which renewal...
AZ-302 Transition into Architecture
I had the opportunity last week to write the new beta Microsoft AZ-302 transition exam for the new role based Azure Solutions Architect qualification being provided by Microsoft on their Azure Cloud Platform. This exam is only available...
Are Containers the future?
What are containers? How do containers work? Can I use containers? These are some common questions being asked about this application "virtualisation" technology. In this post we will be trying to simplify the basics of containers...
Cloud Based Virtual Networks
While discussing the implementation of cloud infrastructure we touched on the base of core infrastructure that will need to be provisioned in the cloud in order to begin your migration or greenfield cloud deployment. The core...
Implementing Cloud Infrastructure
One of the most important concepts to think about when implementing cloud solutions is your core infrastructure. This will be your base when building infrastructure in the cloud. This will comprise of virtual networks, cloud storage...
Azure Security Center Playbooks Introduction
Azure Security Centre is a great tool in order to manage your hybrid cloud security health. As I have previously written its a tool that can be used to monitor both Azure infrastructure as well as on-premises machines with a central...
Using Azure Security Center for monitoring
The Azure Security Centre is defined as a "unified security management and advanced threat protection across hybrid cloud workloads" and it is a tool that can be used to monitor security across your on-premises as well as...
Using Azure Site Recovery with Managed Disks
Last week I discussed using Azure Site Recovery (ASR) in order to protect your IaaS virtual machines (VM's) in a disaster recovery scenario within Microsoft's Azure cloud platform.
Today I will be elaborating on that...
Using Azure Site Recovery to replicate a VM
Today I will be writing about Microsoft Azure's Azure Site Recovery (ASR) service. This is really an incredible service that makes running your own DR replicated "secondary site" easy and cost effective.
The Microsoft Azure ASR...
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