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We announced a few months ago that a new reporting framework was coming to Intune and now we’ve revamped the All devices list as part of what we announced. There is now an improved searching, sorting and filtering experience in the All devices l… Continue reading Support Tip: Changes in All devices list and reporting in Intune
Final Update: Wednesday, 11 March 2020 12:48 UTCWe’ve confirmed that all systems are back to normal with no customer impact as of 03/11, 12:15 UTC. Our logs show the incident started on 03/11, 10:40 UTC and that during the 1 hour and 35 minutes that i… Continue reading Experiencing Data Access Issue in Azure portal for Log Analytics – 03/11 – Resolved
Xbox Game Studios on Wednesday welcomed gamers to a brand new adventure as Ori and the Will of the Wisps celebrated its worldwide release with Xbox Game Pass and for Xbox One, Windows 10 PC and Steam. “Ori and the Will of the Wisps is a game that everyone at Moon Studios has poured their […]
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With the ability to label a SharePoint Online site, Teams site or O365 Group we’re introduced to the first capabilities of applying sensitivity labels to “containers”. Check out the webinar to understand how this works and how to use this in your organ… Continue reading Using Sensitivity labels with Microsoft Teams, O365 Groups and SharePoint Online sites
Episode 110 | March 11, 2020 – If you want an inside look at how a research idea goes from project to prototype to product, you should hang out with Gavin Jancke for a while. He’s the General Manager of Engineering for MSR Redmond where he created – and runs – the Central Engineering Group. Over the past two decades, he’s overseen more than seven hundred software and hardware engineering projects, from internal MSR innovations to Microsoft product group partnerships. On the podcast, Gavin takes us on a guided tour of the research engineering landscape and the engineering pipeline, recounting some of Central Engineering’s greatest hits. He also explains how the lab determines which projects get engineering resources, and reveals how one of his own projects ended up in the Museum of Modern Art.
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During these last days I’ve been working with some service requests related with DataSync based on some limitations of this feature has.
Before using DataSync I would like to share with you this post that includes some checks to be perform… Continue reading Lesson Learned #122: Checks to perform on your database before using Data Sync?
As you know, Hybrid Cloud is here to stay. On Tuesday, March 31, 2020, the Microsoft Azure team will have a free Azure Hybrid Virtual Event, focusing on strategies, insights, and technologies to optimize your hybrid cloud across on-premises, multi-clou… Continue reading Join the Azure Hybrid Virtual Event
There has been greater interest in the usage of the HPC optimized VM images that we publish due to the:
GA of SR-IOV enabled HPC VMs (HB, HC, HB_v2),
Recent platform update to make NCr_v3 SR-IOV enabled,
GA of NDr_v2
While those images (CentOS-HPC 7…. Continue reading Configuring InfiniBand for Ubuntu HPC and GPU VMs