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Pardon the pun in title here, but the goal for this post is to introduce how to start interacting with Azure SQL through Go (https://golang.org/), an open source programming language gaining lots of traction in developers’ community thanks to its simplicity and efficiency in scenarios like microservices and server apps (did I mention that Ku Continue reading Go Azure SQL!
Microsoft Docs, is the website on which all of Microsoft’s official documentation sits. Did you know that the documentation is open sourced and that anyone can contribute to it? Because you can, Microsoft Docs is hosted on GitHub, meaning y… Continue reading A Guide to Contributing to Microsoft Docs
Taking a Zero Trust approach can help to ensure optimal security without compromising end user application experiences.
The post Zero Trust—Part 1: Networking appeared first on Microsoft Security.
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Historically, we’ve posted about the enrollment device certificate including devices that haven’t renewed (see an article from 2018 here). We’ve been silently renewing the certificates for months now. However, given COVID-19 work from home measures, we… Continue reading Intune Support Tip: Devices are not renewing their MDM enrollment certificates
What improves when your employees can find information on your corporate network as easily as they do on the web? Microsoft Search in Bing is the enterprise search solution that uses insights from the Microsoft Graph to search across your Microsoft 365… Continue reading How IT pros saved people time, company money, and helpdesk headaches with Microsoft Search in Bing
It’s been a few months since we launched the new Outlook for Mac in Insider Fast, since then we have already introduced many top-requested features. We have been working hard to build experiences that are seamless, intuitive, and designed to address im… Continue reading What’s New in the New Outlook for Mac? – March Update
Hey Folks! Today, we’re excited to announce some changes to the way we release new builds to all Windows Insiders. We are transitioning and converting our current ring model, based on the frequency of builds, to a new channel model that pivots on the quality of builds and better supports parallel coding efforts. In addition […]
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While most of the work we do to keep HDC running, and improve it can be done without having to go offline. We find ourselves needing to make some changes that require just that. We have a maintenance window on June 18th, 8:00AM to 4:00PM Pacific time. … Continue reading PLANNED DOWNTIME: June 18, 2020 8:00AM – 4:00PM