Now I’ve previosly blogged about some of the other networking component in AzureStack (Software Load Balancing) and Distributed Firewall which are essential components on how we can achive a software-defined network. Now both the dfW and SLB are just components that operate in the data plane, but would not be possible without a central component […]
AzureStack breakdown of Network Controller Read More »
Being heavily invested in Azure these days, and what I often see is that people want to leverage Azure and all the new cool technology that becomes available there but often the price is to high when doing the calculations based upon what they already have, and now with the release of N-series in Azure,
Citrix SmartScale and Microsoft Azure Read More »
So been a busy day with a lot of new interesting stuff coming out, especially from Amazon’s conference Reinvent, where they announced loads of new stuff. This post is just a quick summary of the news I’ve managed to gather so far. There has also been alot of updates happening before the conference started, for
Announcements at AWS #Reinvent 2016 Read More »
So again end of november and another successfull MYCUGC SIG Webinar, where we had over 150 attendees which is a number we are wery happy for considering this is our second webinar! I’ve also posted a blog post on the networking SIG with the Q&A session from todays webinar, which can be found here –>
Networking SIG webinar–MAS deep dive and Container Orchestration Read More »
Following up on the previous AzureStack blogpost (Software load balancing –> http://msandbu.org/azurestack-breakdown-of-load-balancing-component/) I wanted to continue on the firewall component, which is also a new component which is now part of Windows Server 2016 as well. The solution in place in AzureStack is the same one that is available in Azure aka (Network Security Groups)
AzureStack breakdown of Distributed Firewall Read More »
So after reading a fellow Norwegian MVP Jan Vidar writing a blog post about using Azure IP and RMS to automatic classify content based upon containing a Norwegian Nation ID number. I decided to build upon that post, and how we can use Microsoft Cloud App Security to do content inspection on files in Office365
Using Cloud App Security to detect Social Security Numbers in Office365 Read More »
Being quite the networking geek I decided to breakdown the load balancing component that comes as part of AzureStack, which is actually the same load balancing component which is available from Azure as well. Now the load balancing component is part of Windows Server 2016 release and controlled by the Network Controller. From a AzureStack
AzureStack– Breakdown of load balancing component Read More »
As part of the new Microsoft Enterprise Mobility + Security E5 or as a standalone product, Cloud App Security is a new product which deliveres alot of cool functionality. Up until now, alot of the products in the EMS space have been aimed at controlling the endpoints (Intune) , controlling and protecting the data (Azure
Microsoft Cloud App Security integrating with Office365 Read More »
Over the years have spent endless times in forums and such I have always found the community a valuable asset to help even in desperate times when I’m stuck with an upgrade that does not work or get some feedback when I’m wondering about if “Will X work with Y?” Also with my blogging I
importance of community–Introducing Slack for NetScaler and Citrix XenDesktop/XenApp Read More »
Having been involved with Rancher as of late, I’ve been working with setting up integrating it with Azure AD. Since I know that Rancher supports AzureAD as an authentication point (but no documentation from Rancher’s side) So I’ve decided to write a quick blog post on the subject, on how to configure the authentication to
Setting up Rancher to authenticate with AzureAD Read More »
