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The logic makes sense, Cloud Providers have excess capacity and instead of having it there idle generating heat and getting depreciated better use it and sell at cheap(er) price. Customers… Read More →
I’ve been using the laptop form factor as my default computer/workstation at least since 1998. I use one for work and I have my own. I carry my iPad Pro… Read More →
The most recent Gartner report for IaaS, July 2019 – Infrastructure as a Service pictures a very clear situation in terms of leadership: AWS commands in the Virtual Machine market… Read More →
The AZ-301 is one of the two required exams to achieve the Azure Solutions Architect Expert certification. Contrary to the AZ-300 which has lab based exercises on the actual Azure… Read More →
Background: I used to carry my own personal laptop all around the place, customers, conferences, libraries, etc. In order to have my tool of choice for work. As things have… Read More →
In 2011 Gartner published 5 migration strategies. Eight years later let’s see how valid they still are and where are we in terms of evolution: 1. Rehost: The infamous “lift… Read More →
Quickview First time I do a certification exam using my own computer with a remote proctor over video watching me. I didn’t mind, sometimes was a little bit too much… Read More →
In Office 365 you have the usual authentication method: Username: mynameis@iworkhere.com Password Once these are provided you can log-in and work with the services (mail, calendar, etc). As we live… Read More →
OneNote is probably the most underrated Microsoft product there is. 5 Big reasons why: It’s FREE It’s multiplatform: Windows, MacOS, Iphone, Ipad, Android, Windows RT (I have one), Windows… Read More →
If you are consuming cloud resources you’re probably facing some challenges such as cost management, optimization and confidence on how spending is happening. Have you ever faced any surprising cost… Read More →