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November 3, 2015 0Comments 1618Views

Microsoft Previews Azure Resource Health Service

Microsoft released a preview of its Azure Resource Health service last week.

Azure Resource Health is a new capability that shows healthy and unhealthy resources in an organization’s Azure subscription. The preview can be tried out now using the Azure preview portal. It’s located under “Help + Support” in the portal.

Azure Resource Health sounds a lot like the Azure Service Health Dashboard (SHD), which is a dashboard that Azure subscribers get to monitor the availability of Azure services worldwide. However, Microsoft’s announcement describes Azure Resource Health as being “more granular” than SHD. Here’s how Microsoft’s announcement described it:

October 27, 2015 0Comments 1306Views

The SharePoint Future Isn’t Cloudy, It’s Hybrid

Hybrid computing skills should be a focus of IT pros maintaining SharePoint environments, given Microsoft’s current cloud emphasis.

That’s one of the ideas that emerged this week in a talk by Jason Himmelstein, an Office Services and Servers Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) and Todd Klindt, a SharePoint Microsoft MVP. They spoke on the topic, “SharePoint’s On-Prem Penalties: The Case for SharePoint Service in the Cloud.”

October 20, 2015 0Comments 1254Views

What’s New in Microsoft Windows 10 Deployment

October 16, 2015 0Comments 1887Views

Microsoft Releases Azure Active Directory Domain Services and Proxy Previews

Microsoft this week rolled out new previews for organizations using its Azure Active Directory services.

The previews are notable for organizations trying to leverage Microsoft’s Azure Active Directory cloud-based authentication services with their on-premises Active Directory identity and access management infrastructures. To that end, Microsoft released a completely new offering, called “Azure AD Domain Services” on Wednesday. It also released previews of a few new Azure AD Application Proxy services.

September 30, 2015 0Comments 1193Views

Microsoft Eases Clustering with Container Service for Azure Resource Manager

Amid the slew of announcements at Tuesday’s AzureCon (a series of Channel 9 videos released by Microsoft outlining milestones and the future of the company’s enterprise cloud service), Microsoft revealed how its Azure Container Service will simplify the way organizations build, configure and manage clusters.

Specifically, Microsoft announced the Azure Container Service Resource Provider for the Azure Resource Manager (ARM) and released a preview of its new Azure Quickstart Templates, which are available for download on GitHub.

September 19, 2015 0Comments 1455Views

Microsoft’s Azure Cloud Switch Built with Linux

Microsoft quietly delivered a media bombshell of sorts this week as it explained that its Azure Cloud Switch solution was built with Linux.

“The Azure Cloud Switch (ACS) is our foray into building our own software for running network devices like switches,” explained Kamala Subramaniam, a principal architect for Azure Networking, in a Thursday blog post. “It is a cross-platform modular operating system for data center networking built on Linux.”

September 3, 2015 0Comments 1600Views

Necessity of SMO in Digital Marketing

In the 21st century, our world is becoming digital. So, we also have to be present on digital world. Whether its big or small business, it needs digital marketing to reach their potential customers. Avant-garde digital marketing need strategically work. In this competitive business environment should be ready by wearing an armour of digital marketing. All business wants to be easily visible to their audience, then they have to go the extra miles.

August 7, 2015 0Comments 1468Views

Microsoft Identity Manager 2016 Now Generally Available

The Microsoft Identity Manager 2016 product hit “general availability” release status today, meaning that it’s available for commercial deployments.

MIM 2016 is the successor product to Forefront Identity Manager 2010 R2. It was at a second beta stage back in April, but it now can be downloaded as a 180-day evaluation copy at this page. Getting the commercial product is somewhat unclear as links today on Microsoft’s main page for MIM just go to the trial version. Updated links to get the product apparently will be available “next week,” according to Microsoft’s announcement today.