While facial recognition is, let’s say, a divisive , topic, it’s safe to say that it’s already used for many applications in our everyday lives. From actual security applications such as unlocking ...
No matter how you feel about “AI”, these tools are here to stay, or at least for the time being, and Microsoft is definitely pushing them hard on Azure and with other products. While I’m partly in ...
If you’ve ever used any kind of Internet of Things (IoT) device or platform, you’ll know that the data generated by sensors and devices holds immense value, and collecting that data is arguably the...
The importance of data encryption cannot be overstated, and this is even more crucial with cloud-based workloads. Now, more often than not, the default settings do include some level of encryption ...
As the date for my AZ-305: Azure Solutions Architect Expert certification nears (well, I can already take the assessment, as it becomes available six months before the expiration date) I feel I sho...
Azure Lighthouse is a name I heard a while back, and while the concept was easy to grasp and even using it once set up wasn’t too complicated, I’ve never actually set one up myself. I recently got ...
Just a quick post on something I was struggling with recently, as the whole thing seemed unintuitive. At least compared to Proxmox, where you just drop the VLAN tag during VM/LXC creation and off y...
A year ago, I wrote a bit about Azure Arc and its use for non-Azure host management, and I also mentioned that the service was free at the time. And while it still is for the most part, update mana...
My on-premises (read, at home) file server recently crossed a total, parity-protected storage of 70 TB, and that’s starting to make me a little uncomfortable, but at the same time I fully understan...
Lately I’ve been going through the MS Learn modules for the AZ-305: Designing Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Solutions exam in preparation for the actual exam which I’ll be taking in a month or so,...
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