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Blog Post:
Do you want to test SharePoint 2013 without dedicating your own hardware?
Kevin Remde
Well, do you? “Yes! And I bet you’re going to tell me to use Windows Azure .” You’re catching on! In today’s article in our “ 20 Key Scenarios with Windows Azure Infrastructure Services ”, my friend Keith Mayer shares some excellent tips, resources, and a step-by-step for building a SharePoint...
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17 May 2013
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Put your ADFS in the Cloud - 20 Key Scenarios with Windows Azure Infrastructure Services
Kevin Remde
Welcome to another installment of our May series of articles – “ 20 Key Scenarios with Windows Azure Infrastructure Services ”. Today I’m going to describe a scenario, a problem, and then propose a solution. The Scenario : Single Sign-On support using Active Directory , Windows Azure...
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16 May 2013
Blog Post:
Deploy a WebDAV File Server in the Cloud – 20 Key Scenarios with Windows Azure Infrastructure Services
Kevin Remde
If you can extend your datacenter into the cloud using a secured network path and Windows Azure , it sure should follow that you can take advantage of cloud-based virtual machines to perform some of your more common infrastructure tasks. For example: File Servers. “Yeah, I get it, Kevin. ...
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14 May 2013
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NEW! Hands-On Datacenter Scenarios and Windows Azure Events
Kevin Remde
This just in… The demand has been so great for more information about using Windows Azure Infrastructure Services as an extension of your datacenter and IT Operations, that we’ve decided to schedule a few more FREE events to close out the end of our fiscal year here in Central Region Microsoft US DPE...
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14 May 2013
Blog Post:
Extend Your Private Cloud with Windows Azure Virtual Networks and Windows Server 2012 - 20 Key Scenarios with Windows Azure Infrastructure Services
Kevin Remde
So now that we’ve been talking about building virtual machines in Windows Azure , and extending your datacenter into “the cloud”, we need to actually make the connection. But how does one actually build the Windows Azure Network, and then that subnet our local subnets? Keith Mayer gives us the...
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10 May 2013
Blog Post:
20 Key Scenarios with Windows Azure Infrastructure Services – The Complete Series
Kevin Remde
As many of you may already know, this month my Microsoft US DPE Central Region teammates ( Matt Hester , Brian Lewis , and Keith Mayer ) and I are blogging about “ 20 Key Scenarios with Windows Azure Infrastructure Services ”. Throughout this month I’ll be adding links, making any updates...
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9 May 2013
Blog Post:
More Free Online Training on May 16 - Windows Azure for IT Professionals Jump Start
Kevin Remde
This is going to be good! The folks at the Microsoft Virtual Academy are once again hosting a full-day online training event on May 16, 2013 from 9am to 5pm Pacific Time. The title: Windows Azure for IT Professionals . Make Windows Azure Your Datacenter! This Jump Start will help you understand...
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9 May 2013
Blog Post:
Service Templates in System Center 2012 SP1 VMM: Build Your Private Cloud (Series)
Kevin Remde
Today’s installment of our “Build Your Private Cloud in a Month” series is the last of our 5-part mini-series we’re calling “Deploying Private Cloud Workloads”. This week we ( Tommy Patterson , Blain Barton and I) gave you the details and demonstrated some of the key areas in System Center 2012...
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26 Apr 2013
Blog Post:
VM Templates in System Center 2012 SP1 VMM: Build Your Private Cloud (Series)
Kevin Remde
Today’s installment of our “Build Your Private Cloud in a Month” series is the fourth of a 5-part mini-series we’re calling “Deploying Private Cloud Workloads”. This week we ( Tommy Patterson , Blain Barton and I) are going to detail and demonstrate some of the key...
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25 Apr 2013
Blog Post:
Application Profiles in System Center 2012 SP1 VMM: Build Your Private Cloud (Series)
Kevin Remde
Today’s installment of our “Build Your Private Cloud in a Month” series is the third of a 5-part mini-series we’re calling “Deploying Private Cloud Workloads”. This week we ( Tommy Patterson , Blain Barton and I) are going to detail and demonstrate some of the key areas in System Center 2012 SP1...
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24 Apr 2013
Blog Post:
Guest OS Profiles in System Center 2012 SP1 VMM: Build Your Private Cloud (Series)
Kevin Remde
Today’s installment of our “Build Your Private Cloud in a Month” series is the second of a 5-part mini-series we’re calling “Deploying Private Cloud Workloads”. This week we ( Tommy Patterson , Blain Barton and I) are going to detail and demonstrate some of the key areas in System Center 2012 SP1...
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23 Apr 2013
Blog Post:
Hardware Profiles in System Center 2012 SP1 VMM: Build Your Private Cloud (Series)
Kevin Remde
Today’s installment of our “Build Your Private Cloud in a Month” series is the first of a 5-part mini-series we’re calling “Deploying Private Cloud Workloads”. This week we ( Tommy Patterson , Blain Barton and I) are going to detail and demonstrate some of the key areas in System Center 2012 SP1...
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22 Apr 2013
Blog Post:
BREAKING NEWS: Windows Azure Infrastructure Services are in GA today!
Kevin Remde
“Georgia?” No! GA means General Availability ! It’s like RTM, but better. We’ve been talking about Windows Azure virtual machines, and using Azure as “Infrastructure-as-a-Service” (IaaS) for many months now. We’ve been promoting the heck out of the 90-day free trial of Windows...
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16 Apr 2013
Blog Post:
The Replica Broker: 20+ Days of Server Virtualization (Part 15)
Kevin Remde
Back in October of last year, in Part 5 of our “ 31 Days of our Favorite Things ” series, I wrote about Hyper-V Replica . “With Hyper-V Replica you can easily create and maintain an off-line copy – a replica – of a virtual machine on a separate virtualization host. This means, for example...
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12 Apr 2013
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A whole ‘nuther level of high availability – Guest Clustering: 20+ Days of Server Virtualization (Part 14)
Kevin Remde
Did you know that virtual machines can also be clustered? “Really?” Yep. We call it “guest clustering”, where a cluster of application-hosting computers, sharing storage, are actually virtual machines. In this way we provide a “whole ‘nuther level of high availability” in the fact that...
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12 Apr 2013
Blog Post:
Host Clusters and Hyper-V: 20+ Days of Server Virtualization (Part 13)
Kevin Remde
You may ask, “How easy is it to set up a cluster of virtualization hosts for Hyper-V virtual machine high availability?” “How easy is it to set up a cluster of virtualization hosts for Hyper-V virtual machine high availability?” I’m glad you asked. Short answer: Very Longer answer: Let’s let my friend...
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11 Apr 2013
Blog Post:
High Availability and Live Migrations: 20+ Days of Server Virtualization (Part 12)
Kevin Remde
If you’re a VMware user, you’re probably familiar with the “ vMotion ” capability; moving a live, running virtual machine from one host to another. Until recently, that move had to take place among and between clustered hosts, but recently Microsoft Hyper-V (and later VMware in vSphere 5...
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11 Apr 2013
Blog Post:
NIC Teamwork: 20+ Days of Server Virtualization (Part 10)
Kevin Remde
I’ve discussed Windows Server 2012 ’s inclusion of NIC teaming on my blog before. Back in Part 7 of our “ 31 Days of our Favorite Things ” last October, for example, I blogged about it. In part 10 of our current “ 20+ Days of Server Virtualization ” series, my phriend from Phoenix Harold...
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27 Mar 2013
Blog Post:
It’s Like, Networking. Virtually Networking in Hyper-V : 20+ Days of Server Virtualization (Part 9)
Kevin Remde
My friend Tommy Patterson brings us part 9 of our “ 20+ Days of Server Virtualization ”, in which he introduces and describes the functionality in Hyper-V to support the networking of your virtual machines. He describes the basic operations and options, as well as some of the more advanced topics...
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26 Mar 2013
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Storage VMotion with Hyper-V? : 20+ Days of Server Virtualization (Part 8)
Kevin Remde
“Storage vMotion ? isn’t that a VMware thing?” Yes, and although I’m sure that most of the readers of this blog are also familiar with the Microsoft terminology “ live migration ”, it’s still useful to help those who are more familiar with the vSphere world understand that, with Hyper-V v3.0 in...
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26 Mar 2013
Blog Post:
Do you speak iSCSI? Hyper-V Does: 20+ Days of Server Virtualization (Part 7)
Kevin Remde
In part 7 of our " 20+ Days of Server Virtualization ”, Keith Mayer gives us some powerful PowerShell commands to turn on the iSCSI initiator, connect, and use iSCSI storage from our Hyper-V host. Read His Article: Speaking iSCSI with Windows Server 2012 and Hyper-V
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25 Mar 2013
Blog Post:
Virtualization Storage Defined : 20+ Days of Server Virtualization (Part 5 of 20)
Kevin Remde
I’m sure some of you are more well-versed in the area of storage than others. And no matter where you fall on that continuum, you may be wondering what kinds of storage are available for Hyper-V Virtualization . “Hey Kevin – What kinds of storage are available for Hyper-V virtualization...
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12 Mar 2013
Blog Post:
Where is my datastore in Hyper-V?: 20+ Days of Server Virtualization (Part 4 of 20)
Kevin Remde
The term 'datastore’ is one that many of you who work with VMware are familiar, but which doesn’t really translate to the world of Microsoft’s Hyper-V . “Since Hyper-V does not require a different formatting of the underlying physical disk structure like VMFS(VMware’s proprietary disk format...
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8 Mar 2013
Blog Post:
Dynamic Memory–Not Your Father’s Memory Overcommit : 20+ Days of Server Virtualization (Part 3 of 20)
Kevin Remde
Part 3 of our “ 20+ Days of Server Virtualization ” series is about Dynamic Memory in Hyper-V . As the title suggests, this is not your Father’s Memory Overcommit. “Memory Overcommit? Isn’t that a VMware capability?” In the context of virtualization , yes. (It may be something addressed...
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6 Mar 2013
Blog Post:
You Want to Hot-Add What?! : 20+ Days of Server Virtualization (Part 2 of 20)
Kevin Remde
Hyper-V in Windows Server 2012 , Hyper-V Server 2012 , and Windows 8 allows the addition, removal, or configuration changes of some key aspects of a virtual machine; even while it’s running. Others, however, are still not able to be changed. And often, the ability to make changes may also be determined...
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5 Mar 2013
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