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Uncategorized, azure-services/azure-functions, azure-stack
Published • 5 min read
One of the best things about running your VMs in Azure or Azure Stack is you can begin to modernize around your virtual machines (VMs) by taking advantage of the services provided by the cloud.
Published • 5 min read
Before we built Azure Stack, our program manager team called a lot of customers who were struggling to create a private cloud out of their virtualization infrastructure.
Published • 4 min read
If you do it often, automate itIn the virtualization days, before cloud and self-service, it took a while to get all the approvals, credentials, virtual LANs (VLANs), logical unit numbers (LUNs), etc.
Azure Resource Manager, Best practices, Compute, Hybrid + Multicloud, Microsoft Entra ID
Published • 3 min read
Most apps get delivered by a team. When your team delivers the app through virtual machine (VMs), it is important to coordinate efforts. Born in the cloud to serve teams from all over the world, Azure and Azure Stack have some handy capabilities to help you coordinate VM operations across your team.
Published • 3 min read
In the virtualization days I used to pad all my requests for virtual machines (VM) to get the largest size possible. Since decisions and requests took time, I would ask for more than I required just so I wouldn’t have delays if I needed more capacity.
Published • 4 min read
Self-service is core to Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS). Back in the virtualization days, you had to wait for someone to create a VLAN for you, carve out a LUN, and find space on a host.
Hybrid + Multicloud, Migration, Thought leadership
Published • 3 min read
When we discuss Azure Stack with customers, they see the value in Azure Stack providing cloud-native capabilities to their datacenters. They see the opportunity to modernize their apps and address the unique solutions Azure Stack can deliver, but they often pause as they ponder where to begin.
Published • <1 min read
The Microsoft Azure Stack product team is hosting a meetup at the Ignite 2016 conference in Atlanta on Monday, Sept. 26th. This is a great opportunity to network with others who are interested in Azure Stack and provide the product team feedback on features and scenarios for Azure Stack.