A student named Jason in the 70-534 course posted this link to the Q&A board, and I thought it was so useful I will add it as a resource to all courses. It’s even worth sharing as a blog post.
It’s a
I came across this slide today, and it made me think. “What is a cloud architect, really?”
It says, “A cloud architect is an IT professional who is responsible for overseeing a company’s cloud computing strategy. This includes cloud
I remember when I was studying for both of the Azure exams last year. I went through each of the topics covered in the tests thoroughly to ensure I knew everything before spending the $165 each to take them. But
I saw this pass my way today.
Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer made some comments on Azure.
“I think the company is well-positioned, on the other hand (there is) a lot of work to do…I think that on the cloud
Microsoft has released Visual Studio 2017, after three months of testing of the release candidate version. The updated software promises a more componentized package enabling users to pick-and-choose what they install, faster load times, and features enabling developers to more
Managed Disks are a relatively new concept in Azure. Worth checking this out to understand what they are and why you’d choose that option.
In more complex scenarios, such as using Virtual Machine Scale Sets (VMSS) to create thousands
Check out this promo video for my new course, 70-532 Developing Microsoft Azure Solutions Certification, now available on Udemy.
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Finally! I need this. I can’t tell you how many times I racked up a bill for services that I didn’t even know were running. Actually, I’m going to investigate billing and resource usage alerts now too.
Azure administrators can
Maybe you’re heard of the Azure Service Fabric (or maybe not), but WHY would you choose to develop a Services Fabric app? Web Apps seem fine, don’t they?
Microservices is a relatively new thing on the cloud computing scene, and
AllRecipes, founded in 1997, has undertaken a two-year migration to Microsoft Azure’s IaaS public cloud. AllRecipes services 1.5 billion visitors each year who view an average of 95 recipes per second, 66% of which are done on mobile devices.
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