For the last decade, I’ve worked a lot with building virtual apps and desktops from a lot of different providers, going from Citrix, VMware, Microsoft, and even old 2X and Dell vWorkspace even… The focus was always providing in most cases a centralized secure workspace for end-users, which needed to access their applications whether it be […]
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One of the things that we have been trying to solve repeatedly is a way to provide self-service mechanisms for developers when it comes to building public cloud services. Where we want to provide developers with a predefined service catalog that contains different packaged services or even a full environment that they can order on-demand.
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One of the compelling reasons of using PaaS services in the Public Cloud, is the ease of management- and lowering the complexity of use. Such as with the use of Database Services, where you no longer need to manage a complex cluster of machines that are responsible for running one of the most heavy workloads –
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Earlier today a new Security Vulnerability was disclosed in the popular OpenSSL (libssl) Library (affecting products using OpenSSL 3.0.0-3.0.6.) which affects most software companies in the world. The OpenSSL team released an updated version of the library today 3.0.7. OpenSSL CVE-2022-3602 (RCE) and CVE-2022-3786 (DOS) published earlier today and was fixed in the release 3.0.7 NOTE:
Security Vulnerability in OpenSSL CVE-2022-3602 (RCE) and CVE-2022-3786 (DOS) Read More »
Microsoft has recently released Premium SSD P2 Disk. This new feature is highlighting a change in the underlying architecture of the storage service in Azure. Before this v2 release, the performance of a disk was always associated with the size of the disk. With the v2 release, there are numerous improvements to the disk service.
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Last week during Ignite 2022, Microsoft released a public preview of a new DDoS feature called IP-based protection which is aimed at protecting DDoS attacks on layer 4 (namely TCP SYN Flood attacks) When looking at the statistics for Q3 this year from the blog from Cloudflare, the most predominant form of DDoS attacks is
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Recently with working with a customer, we wanted to set up Azure Container Apps with Volume Mounts using CI/CD with Terraform. Until now, the only option has been to configure it using Azure CLI. However! last week Microsoft introduced some new part of the API that allows us to manage this using Azure Resource Manager
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After working with Azure AD for a looong time I always forget how complex it has gotten over the years, with all the new features and capabilities that have been introduced. Therefore, I decided that I wanted to create an overview of the endpoints/integrations/connections/features in the ecosystem. Mostly for myself but hopefully it can be
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Just a quick post, after a recent signature update to Microsoft Defender (This one –> Antimalware updates change log – Microsoft Security Intelligence) you might get these events from Defender. This was a false positive and has been fixed in the latest signature updates from Microsoft Antimalware updates change log – Microsoft Security Intelligence (1.373.1537.0)
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Earlier today, Microsoft released DevBox into Public Preview (which is a feature that was announced at Microsoft build earlier this summer. Microsoft DevBox can be seen as an alternative to Windows 365 and Azure Virtual Desktop but is aimed at Developers, as it is still about providing developers with a VDI desktop in Azure running
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