Now that Citrix released their Netscaler appliance on Azure we have a huge option to do load balancing within the Azure platform. It is also important to think about the other options we have in Azure to do load balancing outside of Netscaler. Traffic Manager is one of the first options which acts kinda like […]
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So for the few observant IT-pros, there has been a large fuzz around Azure and the new Azure Resource Manager, which is a new way to manage resources in Azure. In essence in a new architectutal design from Microsoft on how to manage IaaS resources. Now to think about resource manager, it is a simple
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Earlier this week, Microsoft released a preview of the DNS services (Finally!) Which allow us to manage DNS zones from within Azure. Which is something that their competition Amazon has had for quite some time. Now since this in preview it is only able to manage it from PowerShell. After speaking with the PM for
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So a couple of days ago, Microsoft announced the preview for site recovery for physical and Vmware servers. Luckily enough I was able to get access to the preview pretty early. Now for those who don’t know the site recovery feature is built upon the InMage Scout suite that Microsoft purchased a while back. About
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So this is something I’ve just recently gotten aware of. (Just comes to show that so much news is coming to EMS pack. But this feature is really usefull for customers which has Office365 and Azure Active Directory. Now if you are familiar with the Azure AD application portal you know that here users can
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Finally its here! the ability to remote custom remoteapp images in Microsoft Azure. Before this we had a long process of creating a custom VM locally and sysprepping it and running a powershell command to upload the VHD file containing all our LOB to Azure. Those days are over! Instead we can use this method
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Now before I start, I have already been blogging about settings up Veeam Cloud Connect in Auzre https://msandbu.wordpress.com/2014/11/12/veeam-cloud-connect-for-microsoft-azure-walkthrough/ And its important to remember the Veeam Cloud Connect is only available for Veeam Service Providers (or VCP Veeam Cloud Providers) This is more of a technical overview of the solution. On-premise Veeam customers which have version
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So one of the few cool features in Azure Active Directory is the integration for all kind of applications either it be SaaS or internal applications. So it allows us to externally publish applications which are only accessible from the inside. The internal applications are published to the users and are accessable from the application
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Microsoft released Azure RemoteApp december last year, and there has been alot of speculation on what Azure RemoteApp actually is. Now it has been in preview for a while and I have been able to test drive it for a long time. So therefore I’m going to tell you Azure RemoteApp is and what it
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This is a typical question I get quite often, and therefore I decided to write a blogpost to get all the facts straight and talk a bit about the cons about running workloads in Azure and why it some cases is not possible or not the best option. But note there are many use cases
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