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Thursday, July 13, 2006 10:59 AM

Light Weight Case Studies…Up-close and Personal With Microsoft.com Operations

A couple of months ago some folks from the Architecture Evangelism group in Microsoft approached us with an interesting idea, they wanted to produce an informal video series that focused on MSCOM Operations. They bill these as “Light Weight Case Studies”,
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Tuesday, June 27, 2006 11:41 AM

MSCOM WebCast Morphed Into PodCast…A Great Idea From A TechEd2006 Customer

While the Microsoft.com Operations team was in Boston two weeks ago presenting at TechEd2006, a customer came up to chat with us. He had a great idea. He said, “I really liked the webcasts that MSCOM has done. I only wish that I could get the audio from
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Monday, May 15, 2006 10:47 AM

The Platform Update Dilemma…Eat the Dogfood and Maintain Available

While the MSCom Operations team manages 1800+ production servers, hosting over 120 different web properties for internal Microsoft groups (similar to most Ops teams), we also play an important role in helping ship Microsoft system software. Meaning we
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Tuesday, January 03, 2006 1:39 PM

He’s Just Trying to Keep His Hair…The High Availability Bet

We are goaled on our availability and we track this on a daily basis. That being said, our Director of Engineering Operations made a bet with our Sr. Director of Operations (his boss) that www.microsoft.com would have the highest availability at the end
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Saturday, November 12, 2005 8:52 AM

MSCOM WebCast Week…Q & A (Part 1) High Availability Architecture with Microsoft.com Operations

First of all thanks so much to everyone that was able to tune into the Webcasts series that we finished up on Friday. We had a blast doing these and we hope that you got some good information out of them. We certainly got some good questions from you.
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