Azure Site Recovery
Azure Site Recovery (ASR) is by far one of the Azure features that I always like to play with. The improvement along the time is...
Tag: Windows Server
How to secure your Azure Virtual Machine
We know that Microsoft Azure offers several technologies that help to keep your data secure in use, in transit, and at rest. But what additional...
Using PowerShell to create VMs in Azure
There are several methods to deploy virtual machines on Azure. One of my favorite is using PowerShell. Using PowerShell to deploy VMs, gives you the...
How to connect to a Virtual Machine on Azure?
Once you have created an Azure VM instance with the default settings, you will be able to connect to it. The connectivity method will depend...
Creating Virtual Machines using the Azure ARM Portal
Creating a new VM by using the Azure Portal is a relatively straightforward process. However, it involves several steps, which you should be familiar with...
Deploying virtual machine in Azure using templates
You can also create Azure VMs by using Azure Resource Manager templates. This option relies on the capability to describe an Azure Resource Manager deployment...
Azure Resource Manager templates
When you need to create a consist method where you want to give to the end-user, that is consuming resources on your cloud, the power...
Classic Virtual Machines in Azure Resource Manager
You can create still classic virtual machines from the Azure portal or by using Azure PowerShell. Although, Microsoft doesn’t recommend because it’s an old platform...
Transform the Datacenter – Part 4 – Extend to the cloud
This post is a continuation of series of posts about Transform your datacenter. You can see the previous post: Transform the Datacenter – Part 1...
Transform the Datacenter – Part 3 – Automate and Secure
I’ve talked about the infrastructure fabric, and how there are enhancements available in Windows Server 2012 R2 on the previous blog post (see here). But...