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Now that we’re well beyond the holiday season we thought now would be a the perfect time to share some Microsoft Secure Score related news. At Ignite 2019 the Microsoft Secure Score team launched its new public preview which represents the most substan… Continue reading What’s new in the public preview for Microsoft Secure Score
This post by Sonia Cuff is in conjunction with the Uptake Podcast episode in Sydney.
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Technical communities have been part of my career since my first day in I.T., but over the years they’ve looked di… Continue reading [The Uptake Podcast] Guest Speaker Spotlight: Sonia Cuff
This post by Loryan Strant is in conjunction with the Uptake Podcast episode in Sydney.
The Microsoft Tech Community and me …. The Microsoft Tech Community is me My name is Loryan Strant, and I’m an extrovert; my energy comes from eng… Continue reading [The Uptake Podcast] Guest Speaker Spotlight: Loryan Strant
KEDA https://github.com/kedacore is an open source K8s controller that acts as a man in the middle between a data or event store such as Azure Event Hub, Storage or Bus queue (but also AWS, Kafka, etc.) and an event handler such as Azure Func… Continue reading KEDA and AKS Experiments
Hello everyone, my name is John Clyburn and I am a Sr. consultant in MCS. I’ve recently been working with System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2019. While attempting to migrate virtual machines (VM) from a standalone Windows Server 2019 … Continue reading The VM xxx cannot be migrated to Host xxx due to incompatibility issues….
One of the biggest security and compliance requirements for enterprise customers is to encrypt their data at rest using their own encryption key. This is even more critical in a post-GDPR world. In that spirit, we’re happy to announce general avai… Continue reading Announcing General Availability of Bring Your Own Keys(BYOK) for Encryption at Rest on Service Bus
Final Update: Sunday, 09 February 2020 15:00 UTCWe’ve confirmed that all systems are back to normal with no customer impact as of 2/9, 14:30 UTC. Our logs show the incident started on 2/9, 13:00 UTC and that during the 1 hour and 30 minutes that it to… Continue reading Experiencing Alerting failure for Log Search Alerts – 02/09 – Resolved
Here is another example of how pervasive IoT can be: this week, we’ve seen an interesting project popping up, one about an immersive theater. Putting the audience in the middle of the play, and guiding them through the set, IoT sensors and devices exte… Continue reading This week in IoT: immersive theater to Caterpillars efficiency and IoT security while Azure turns 10