Cloud Computing Explained ⛅️
What is it? The Windows Subsystem for Linux lets developers run Linux environments — including most command-line tools, utilities, and applications — directly on Windows, unmodified, without the overhead of… Read More →
Background I was working on a Design/Implementation for Dynamics NAV to be used as Payroll and Human Resources system. The customer originally didn’t think about integrating it with Azure AD… Read More →
Just the quick manual process of updating the Kernel for a Centos VM running on Azure. If created from the portal a VM will have the UTC time zone by… Read More →
The Background I’m running a CentOS Linux VM on Azure in the Australia East Region (Sydney) and I need to access a CIFS (Common Internet File System) share in the… Read More →
What is it? It’s the Cloud version of the Windows Active Directory, it can be think of as a managed service, because: You create the domain (the AD Forest) Update… Read More →
The What I’ve been working in and out with *nix and Linux for about 15+ years, now, as I started a job with Microsoft, for the most part that came… Read More →
Background In the previous post I wrote on how to use the fairly new feature, where, directly from Azure, it is possible to get and assign a publicly signed certificate… Read More →
This time is going way smoother, because I did things differently: Created a brand new Wordpress Container from the Image and specifying it will run over ports 80 and 443: docker.allthingscloud.info Used… Read More →
For reasons I haven’t searched into, the version of this blog that was running in containers at http://docker.allthingscloud.info went bust last Friday, I discovered when connected to the Ubuntu server and… Read More →
Because Microsoft released a preview of SQL Server I decided to install it and see how it was like, in simply words: Too Easy What I used for it: A… Read More →