This is going to be a short post, but wanted to announce that I have two upcoming speaking sessions the next month. First of I have a webinar about Azure Sentinel on Thursday, 27th September on Virtualexpo hosted by fellow CTP Trond Erik Haaverstein –> https://xenappblog.com/agenda/ I’ve been working a lot with Sentinel now since the early preview days …
I’m speaking! about Azure Sentinel and Windows Virtual Desktop Read More »
Earlier today at the VMworld keynote, VMware announced a new set of services that is powered by the latest acquisitions that VMware made (more info about this in my other blog post –> https://msandbu.org/vmware-what-does-the-future-hold-for-them/) And of course this visual shows how the different companies align within the different business strategies. Three of the biggest announcements however …
This is a discussion that I’ve had a couple of times at work already, and especially now with the latest acquisitions it has been a hot topic. Also what I’ve seen in the community is well, I see this as an interesting move from VMware. NOTE: This is not a technical blogpost, but my personal view …
When I was working with a customer project a couple of weeks back, I was setting up a redudant pair of Citrix ADC in Microsoft Azure which was going to be used publish customer workloads. The reason for setting ADC was because of security capabilities such as web application firewall, ip reputation, HTTP DoS, Rate …
Outbound traffic with Standard Load Balancer Microsoft Azure Read More »
One thing I’ve always tried to solve properly is how to simplify access to customer resources in Microsoft Azure, Office 365, Intune and other online services that Microsoft provides. This while still trying to achive a high level of security in regards to having MFA in place, auditing and avoiding having non-personal accounts and still …
How to manage customer access to Azure, Intune and Office 365? Read More »
Earlier this week Google announced that they will be joining AWS and Azure in being able to deliver VMware based offering to their customers. Source: https://cloud.google.com/blog/topics/partners/vmware-cloud-foundation-comes-to-google-cloud Google will soon be providing a VMware Cloud Foundation solution as part of their plattform, which is essentially that you get a VMware based private cloud within GCP. This solution …
Earlier this month, Microsoft together with NetApp went GA with Azure NetApp files and now I’ve been fortunate enough to use it for a project. NOTE: That Azure NetApp file serivce is still only available in certain regions also you need to register for the resoure provider to get access to the service (Can be …
These next couple of posts will focus on the different load balancing mechanisms that are available in Microsoft Azure. Going from Azure Load Balancer, Application Gateway, Traffic Manager, Front Door, and how these compare with other NVA’s that are available on the market. This first post will focus on Azure Load Balancer. Then I will focus …
Yesterday, Microsoft released Azure Lighthouse aka “Delegated Resource Management” which is a way to provide deleated access to Customers Azure resources either it be individual services, resource groups or even whole subscriptions. The official blog announcements can be found here –> https://azure.microsoft.com/nb-no/blog/introducing-azure-lighthouse/ So how does it work? Essentially you have a master subscription where your Azure …
With the newly released Azure Front door I was eager to see how it could compare to Cloudflare in terms of performance and functionality. I’ve previously moved my blog to Cloudflare https://msandbu.org/moved-my-blog-to-cloudflare/ which means that they are handling all the frontend traffic to blog. Cloudflare has multiple Points-of-presense around the world which allows for incoming traffic …
