Announcing the general availability of Azure Lab Services

Today, we are very excited to announce the general availability of Azure Lab Services – your computer labs in the cloud. With Azure Lab Services, you can easily set up and provide on-demand access to preconfigured virtual machines (VMs) to teach a class, train professionals, run hackathons or hands-on labs, and more. Continue reading Announcing the general availability of Azure Lab Services

Tough Questions Answered: How to Move a Physical SQL Always-On Cluster to Different Hardware

Recently I was involved in a troubleshooting on a SQL Always-On failover cluster on a Windows Server 2012R2, and let me say… ”A SPECIAL ALWAYS ON CLUSTER!”
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Microsoft collaborates with Telecom Egypt to extend its global cloud network to Egypt

Network collaboration will further enhance delivery of services to customers in Egypt, North Africa and the Middle East BARCELONA, Spain — Feb. 27, 2019 — On Wednesday, during MWC Barcelona, Microsoft Corp. and Telecom Egypt announced their collaboration to extend Microsoft’s cloud network to Egypt. Telecom Egypt will provide low-latency connectivity into and across Egypt […ellipsis]

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How can I view the release history records programmatically?

One of the user asked how he can access the comment that he entered while starting the environment programmatically. These comment can be seen in the history records of the Release UI as shown below. But to access them via APIs, we have not documented our release revision APIs publicly but will do so shortly…. Continue reading How can I view the release history records programmatically?

5G at MWC, here’s how this will change the way you work and live

Back in 1999, the first Wi-Fi-enabled laptop was introduced, and it wasn’t long before connectivity became a driving force in how the workplace evolved. Laptop sales began to overtake desktop PCs. As people realized the benefits of portability, open offices became a thing, as did laptops in conference rooms and coffee shops. And a few […]

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