Pixelrobots.co.uk ranked #4 top Azure blog to follow in 2020

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The other day I was checking out feedspot.com‘s top Azure blogs to follow and noticed that I am now in the #4 spot, well technically #5 but the Official Azure blog is in the #1 spot, so I am not counting that. 🙂

I would like to say thank you to everyone who has read my blog and helped me move up the list. I am very thankful and grateful to you all. Also, thanks to https://feedspot.com for creating such an awesome list.

The full list contains over 50 Azure blogs that I feel you should all follow. You can find the list at https://blog.feedspot.com/microsoft_azure_blogs/

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I’m Richard Hooper aka Pixel Robots. I started this blog in 2016 for a couple reasons. The first reason was basically just a place for me to store my step by step guides, troubleshooting guides and just plain ideas about being a sysadmin. The second reason was to share what I have learned and found out with other people like me. Hopefully, you can find something useful on the site.

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