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I'm renewed as a Microsoft MVP for 2023-2024!If you're interested in my latest professional milestone, I’m excited to share that I’ve been renewed as a Microsoft MVP for the 2023-2024 term, marking my ninth year in the program. This renewal is particularly special because I have transitioned from the Azure category to Security, a shift that highlights the evolving nature of my contributions to the community.
July 28, 2023Renewing Microsoft certifications in 2021If you are wondering how the new Microsoft certification renewal process works in 2021, I share my personal experience navigating the assessment requirements that replaced traditional exam renewals. I explain how to access these free, open-book assessments through your dashboard, noting that they are significantly easier than the original exams but still require a solid understanding of the technology to pass.
March 15, 2021Replicating files between two Azure Virtual Machines: Considerations and optionsI explore several strategies for securely replicating files between two Azure Virtual Machines in different virtual networks, specifically aiming to avoid opening direct traffic to the internal server. After evaluating standard scripting versus automation tools like Logic Apps and Azure Automation, I outline the trade-offs of each approach to help you determine the most efficient solution for your own infrastructure needs.
September 7, 2021Review: Microsoft Defender for Cloud Cookbook by Sasha Kranjac (Packt Publishing)If you are looking for a concise, hands-on guide to mastering Microsoft Defender for Cloud without wading through excessive theory, this review of Sasha Kranjac’s cookbook is for you. I found the direct, results-oriented approach particularly valuable for quickly configuring specific features like multi-cloud connectivity and secure scores, making it an efficient resource for busy practitioners.
December 29, 2022Running a single Docker Container in Azure cost-effectivelyIf you are looking for a cost-effective way to host lightweight Docker containers like Bitwarden in Azure, this post explores why over-engineered solutions like Kubernetes may not be the best fit. I compare the complexities and costs of different Azure hosting options to help you determine the most efficient, cloud-native approach for running a single, essential service.
December 21, 2021