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With the “end of support” on the horizon for Windows Server 2008 R2 coming January 2020, folks are looking around for resources to help them check off some high ticket items from their “to do” list. While coming back from my last Microsoft Ignite The T… Continue reading How to Migrate Windows Server 2008 R2 FSMO roles to Windows Server 2019
Azure SQL Managed Instance is fully-managed SQL Server database engine where you can easily choose the size of the instance with the amount of resources you want to use. Sometime it is hard to determine what instance size you need to use for your workl… Continue reading Do you need to more memory on Azure SQL Managed Instance?
Legacy devices. Outdated tools. Apps that freeze or lag. When you’re accustomed to these and other daily inconveniences of workplace computing, it’s hard to visualize what’s achievable with a modern device experience.
That’s why we’re excited t… Continue reading The Modern Workplace: A Sneak Peek
Author: Ian Hellen (@ianhellen) Principal Software Development Engineer, MSTIC, Microsoft Cloud and AI
In part 1 of this article we started with a Threat Intelligence (TI) report of malicious Command and Control (C2) IP addresses which we found … Continue reading Security Investigation with Azure Sentinel and Jupyter Notebooks – Part 3
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Enhancing Non-packaged Desktop Apps using Windows Runtime Components
特に msix や appx などにパッケージングされてないアプリから Windows Runtime コンポーネントの呼び出しが可能になってます。
試してみよう
ということで試してみたいと思います。
普通の .NET Framework の WPF アプリケーションを作成します。そして、… Continue reading Windows ランタイム コンポーネントを .NET Framework から使う
“Azure Data Explorer is built by developers for developers” observed one of our users! Azure Data Explorer, one of the newest and yet, one of the most internally battle-tested advanced analytics Azure services, powering many of your favorite Azure ser… Continue reading What’s new in Azure Data Explorer at //Build 2019
The SharePoint Conference features 200 sessions and workshops that we’ve curated into tracks–learning paths that cover 14 products, scenarios, and interests. I’d love to share the list of tracks and sessions so you can create your schedule to opt… Continue reading Making tracks with 14 learning paths and 200 sessions at SPC19
Learn how the communications teams at Microsoft uses a mix of live events, Yammer, and new media tools to engage employees and connect leadership at our upcoming webcasts. You’ll hear from Microsoft Communications and HR leaders sharing their insights … Continue reading Join Microsoft’s communications leaders in a conversation about cultural transformation