Thanks!

My pleasure

Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks!

100% Agreed

My pleasure

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Thanks.

Thank you

Awesome tip, thank you!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you.

Glad you enjoyed it! 🤙

Thank you!

Very kind, thank you

Have a playlist on my setup

@@NTFAQGuy Thanks John. Literally 2 seconds after I wrote this, I found the playlist. Thanks!

No,plans :) mainly PG talk. I’ll stick to my channel :)

@@NTFAQGuy PG talk? (dont follow)?) Seriously - the way you present / makes most ppl I know who've watched your guides feel at ease from an IT director to a support person to a business mgr, hence - seriously / if you get the chance hope you can. Really ace stuff you do / so thanks either way

Product group . They do most of the ignite presentations. Appreciate the feedback and glad you like the content. I’ll keep putting out content here :) no worries :)

👍 but there is no phasing out of hyperv. Only the free hyperv server. Still part of windows server. Hci still great choice.

Lol, thank you

remember as I talk about Azure can mean many different things. It could be the security capabilities, could be the management, could be you want single pane of glass for container management. Does not have to mean bringing VMs on Azure fabric on-premises :-)

@@NTFAQGuy I've been doing IT since the 90s. Fully concede I am no where with cloud. Which makes it one hell of a mountain to climb looking at your stuff. Not your fault, and certainly its probably scaled above the SMB workload and setups I sent too long working with. I'd go with what I know rather than drown in a sea of unknown. I have also always had management that do not wish to spend/invest, so shoe string challenge always applies. I'm currently in an FT100 org, and its interesting to see that they are in fact moving away from anything but SAAS. I think they have concluded that they are not interested in anything but hosted platforms and those platforms can do the work. And in a way, its hard to argue. When I look at either azure or AWS now, its a huge sea of products, and they have a lack of change control ;)

I’ve covered it in other videos but not a focus video. It likely comes down to the services and if they want Kerberos etc. aadds could be option if no other for adds on prem . If it’s only login to azure vms then depending on os the aad auth may be an option

For VMs thats VMSS. Stack Hub has VMSS. For workloads like containers thats a common feature that Kubernetes provides.

Yes, docs walk through

i'll be doing a future video on ASC but basically depends what features, same as in Azure. azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/security-center/

not sure i understand your question. If you have data in the cloud on services that trust AAD i'm not sure where onsite replication is in the picture.

@@NTFAQGuy The problem is that sometimes the Internet is slow, and many people may be logging on to devices at the same time (school environment). The gigabit Internet connection is a bottleneck to access user data stored in the cloud. Local replication of user data allows faster account loading.

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