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GCP – At HackerOne, automatic updates in Chrome OS reduce worries about security on Pixelbooks
Editor’s note: Today’s post is by Alex Rice, co-founder and chief technology officer of HackerOne, the world’s largest vulnerability disclosure and bug bounty platform that helps companies find and eliminate security vulnerabilities. HackerOne uses Pixelbooks and Hangouts Meet Hardware to improve security, reduce IT admin, and run meetings with employees around the world. HackerOne’s reason […]
Video tutorial to create Service Principal in Azure
In this spring I wrote a post about CI/CD with Git, Azure and Jenkins where I showed you an easy configuration of a CI/CD process. This post contained a chapter where we created a Service Principal in Azure for automation. Since that I received many request from your side to make a demo about Service Principal creation […]
AWS Solution Architect Certification from zero: my first adventure with AWS
In this summer after some long days at the beach I was looking at the clouds in the sky and I thought that I should start a new cloud related adventure. And a spark came into my mind: Start to learn AWS. Then: “Am I crazy? I have tons of Azure experience and I have […]
Periodic table of DevOps Tools – Keep calm this is not chemistry
I’ve started to learn the AWS 7-8 weeks ago due to some reasons: Personal reasons I would like to make a comparison between Azure and AWS (I will provide some articles about it soon.) I would like to make my knowledge wider AWS is the second biggest cloud provider nowadays I wanted to know the […]
Microsoft says: Shake it up
In the middle of summer we was informed about three brand new exams for Azure Administrators. As I mentioned in that article this is a good opportunity for IT experts who needs role-based Azure cert. Nevertheless this role-based approach could be strange from Microsoft. Hence we felt there would be some serious changes around Microsoft […]
Three brand new exams for Azure Administrators
“Calling All Azure Administrators!” – This is the title of the blogpost of Microsoft where they privode a very good opportunity and some coupon for 3 brand new Azure exams. AZ-100: Microsoft Azure Infrastructure and Deployment AZ-101: Microsoft Azure Integration and Security AZ-102: Microsoft Azure Administrator Certification Transition The target audence is the Azure Administrator group. Please hurry […]
Technical Thursday – Multi NICs VM with Ansible
Today is a milestone because I will provide you a “real-life” solution for a “real-life” scenario with Ansible in Azure. Why is it so important? Since I started to learn Ansible I found several examples for different scenarios but as I realized nobody has provided a really good solution for that situation when you would […]
Technical Thursday – Scheduled VM start in Azure
In this week I would like to show you my latest automation solution for Azure. This is able to start a VM in Azure. Everybody knows the automatic VM shutdown feature (Microsoft.DevTestLab/schedules) in Azure. It had been debutated in 2016. I love to use it for Azure developer servers because it can save cost and […]
Technical Thursday – Dynamic DNS client for Linux (in Azure)
In the world of clouds there are some home servers and on-premise servers which work hard to do their daily tasks for their owners. The people who own these machines often try to reach them through internet. Due to internet suppliers – who provide dynamic IP for their customers – this is a real challenge […]
Microsoft & GitHub – Revolution in development?
The biggest news in the world now: “Microsoft to buy GitHub for $7.5 billion”. Microsoft confirms it’s acquiring GitHub. You can read the official blog posts regarding this breaking news A bright future for GitHub from Chris Wanstrath and Microsoft + GitHub = Empowering Developers from Satya Nadella. When I heard this news thousands of questions come up in my mind. I think […]