With today’s release of Windows Server Network Overlay network driver for Windows Server it is now possible to run Windows Server in a docker swarm mode to have the capability to have containers cross-host communication. This has been available for Windows 10 for some time and with the Creator update. So for those who aren’t …
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So as part of the new role I have at my new company I’ve expanded my horizon to include AWS and GCP as well as Azure. Now because of my background on Citrix & VMware I also get a lot of questions around GPU support as part of it. Now I have previously blogged a …
Status GPU and Cloud providers AWS, GCP and Azure Read More »
So for the first time in my life I’m actually headed to Citrix Synergy! Now I have always been present at Synergy the last couple of years, using the live streaming options but this time ill actually be there and join a bunch of my fellow CTP’s and other people I’ve been waiting to meet …
XenApp Essentials is the new Azure only offering which provides us with a easy way to deliver Desktop as a service for end-users and is now available in the Azure marketplace.. This offering is now in GA and this blog post is an introduction to the service and how to configure it properly for the …
After a lot of discussions with other colleagues in the end-user computing space (Yes you know who you are!)There has been a lot of questions around Citrix and Azure Stack and what can we actually deliver there today? Therefore I wanted to write this blogpost to explain the current limitations and what we can actually …
Microsoft has always been heavily committed to the datacenter and has a large footprint with Hyper-V & System Center. If we dial the clock back five years, Microsoft released Azure Pack, which was their first big attempt at a complete integrated private cloud offering and which was meant as a private offering of Microsoft Azure. …
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The last weeks I’ve been involved with working on Goliath’s guide on troubleshooting and understanding the Citrix ICA & HDX stack, which can be found available for download here –> http://bit.ly/2o5v9me To be perfectly honest I did not contribute much, most has been done by the support team at Goliath and I did a small …
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This is a follow-up from my earlier blogpost around –> http://msandbu.org/security-aspects-when-moving-to-the-public-cloud/ and the purpose about this post is highlighting the security aspects on IaaS services. with IaaS we have the capabilities to provision a set of virtual machines and have different supporting services around it. The purpose of this post is going to be focusing …
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One of the cool things with Azure Resource Manager is that we can define central policies which can either be deployed to resource groups or entire subscriptions which can be used to for instance define policies that * We can only deploy to North and West Europe* We can only deploy Windows Server 2012 Datacenter …
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So the last couple of days I’ve been watching closely on the keynotes at #GoogleNext, where Google was showing alot of the new enhancements to their platform. So a couple of weeks back they also introduced a new relational database service which is geo syncronous as well called Spanner Now up until now Google has …
Announcements at Google Next 17 and price cut on IaaS Read More »
