I have some Virtual Machines running in Azure that do not need to be on all the time. In fact, they are just training machines. I needed a way to stop and start the VMs out of business hours without having to do it manually. After some research I came Read more…
So what is vNet peering? Well, basically it is a way to connect two vNets over the backbone of Azure’s network rather than creating an Azure VPN Gateway between the two. Some good points about using vNet peering over a Gateway is the cost saving, bandwidth limitations and latency. vNet Read more…
Below you will find a list of what is going to be tested in the new AZ-102 Azure Administrator exam and a link to a resource that I think will help you learn and pass the exam. It is a work in progress at the moment and I will keep Read more…
Microsoft inspire has been taking place in Las Vegas and during the keynote, Microsoft announced 3 new Azure certifications. One for Azure Developers, one for Azure Administrators, and one for Azure Architects. Microsoft has actually released the beta exams for the Azure Administrator certificate. You can read more about them Read more…
Recently Microsoft announced the new Windows Container Image to go along with the Windows Server Core and Nano Server container images. The reason we now have this new container image is that Microsoft has listened to customer feedback. With this new image, customers who are interested in moving legacy applications Read more…