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Getting Started with Microsoft AKS – Azure PowerShell Edition

2021-03-23
By: michaelcade
On: March 23, 2021
In: Kubernetes, Microsoft
With: 0 Comments

This post is going to cover off using Azure PowerShell to get a Microsoft Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) cluster up and running in your Azure Subscription. In the previous post, we went through the same AKS cluster creation using the Azure CLI Which one you choose will depend on your background and usage, if you are familiar with PowerShell then you might choose this option as you might be more familiar with the object output. There are lots of posts already out there around the Azure CLI vs Azure PowerShell here is one, but I am not going to get into that here. Install AzureRead More →

AKS Kubernetes

Getting started with Microsoft Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)

2021-03-22
By: michaelcade
On: March 22, 2021
In: Kubernetes, Microsoft
With: 4 Comments

In this post we will cover getting started with Microsoft Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) much the same as the previous post covering Amazon EKS, we will walk through getting a Kubernetes cluster up and running. Now we could walk through the Azure Portal and this is pretty straight forward and if you would like to see that as a walkthrough let me know and I will cover this but I think the most appropriate way is gearing up for Infrastructure as Code. I took the scientific approach over the weekend and asked if I should use Azure CLI or Azure PowerShell, the twitter-verse responded withRead More →

Veeam Direct Restore to Microsoft Azure, It is not new but…

2020-05-04
By: michaelcade
On: May 4, 2020
In: Microsoft, Veeam
With: 4 Comments

What if I told you, you could take any Veeam image based backup and convert / restore that to an Azure virtual machine without the requirement of any additional storage or file system within Azure other than the disks and resources required to run that virtual machine or virtual machines. And what if I told you, this has been around for years with Veeam Backup & Replication. Veeam have had this capability for a while now since 2016 in fact. Primary use cases that we have seen have been, Test and development When you have the public cloud at your fingertips why not take advantageRead More →

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Veeam Backup for Microsoft Azure

2020-05-03
By: michaelcade
On: May 3, 2020
In: Microsoft, Veeam
With: 0 Comments

Last week Veeam released its version 1 of Veeam Backup for Microsoft Azure. What is Veeam Backup for Microsoft Azure? This new product focuses in on the Azure IaaS workloads you have running in the public cloud, much like the Veeam Backup for AWS edition that was released early this year, this product provides you the ability to protect those Azure VMs without having to install and agent on each one. It is a policy driven approach allowing for both snapshots and backups to be part of your data management plan when it comes to Microsoft Azure. The product is a standalone solution that isRead More →

#SummerTraining – Options for data in the cloud

2020-03-17
By: michaelcade
On: March 17, 2020
In: #SummerProject, Microsoft
With: 0 Comments

The next #ignitethetour training I took was with Cecil Philip of Microsoft. Data is of huge interest of me and has been my whole IT career, knowing where that data is stored for production, backup for analytics regardless of it being on premises or in the public cloud or even being hosted by a service provider. I think with the options we have available today to store our personal data and our mission critical enterprise data and everything in between we have so much choice. This session was focused on how the cloud could help when it comes to storing your data in Microsoft Azure.Read More →

#SummerTraining – Options for building and running your app in the cloud

2020-03-16
By: michaelcade
On: March 16, 2020
In: #SummerProject, Microsoft
With: 0 Comments

Well it is Summer some place, but this learning curve has been going on since the summer in England where I really wanted to take some of the pre events season down time and learn something new, this has spanned a wide range of new and upcoming technologies of which some I have not even written about yet but I have been looking at I promise. A big focus on Containers & Kubernetes Public Cloud Hyperscalers (Microsoft Azure, AWS and Google Cloud Platform) Infrastructure as Code & Automation My aim for the public cloud and in particular Microsoft Azure was to get a better understandingRead More →

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