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By using Azure Monitor, Azure Log Analytics and Application Insights, Azure cloud teams have access to a collection of end-to-end monitoring solutions, directly from the Azure Portal, allowing for Azure Services monitoring, as well as hybrid. Monitoring involves reading out a combination of: - metrics, for example CPU and Memory load on a Virtual ...

After a few days off I am back and looking for new great content. This week provides us with posts on Terraform, Azure Networking, and even some code we can use with Azure DevOps.

Let's compare the use cases for Azure Static Web Apps against other Azure services for your static web site hosting.

The Aspires are the youngest employees at Microsoft who graduated recently from the university. We will look at what drives people, what types of people we are attracted, and what the attributes of Dojo coaches are. Then we will have a personal story from each Aspire, and finally learn how experienced Dojos and Aspires work together.

Azure Arc makes it possible to run your Azure data services in your datacenter, at the edge, and in public clouds using Kubernetes and the infrastructure of your choice. You're not just limited to Azure, you can enable your data from any public cloud you may feel like using.

Happy Friday! With Jay out of the office this week, I'm back with some great community content to keep you going until he's back.

As a part of the Azure Integration Services, Logic Apps helps you connect legacy, modern, and cutting-edge systems across cloud, on-premises, and hybrid environments.

Another Friday, another bunch of great links to tutorials, events, and vlogs all about DevOps, Azure, and GitHub. We just finished up Microsoft Inspire, an event focused on Microsoft Cloud and the opportunities it provides for partners.

Today, we released Azure DevOps Server 2020.1.1 RC. This is our planned prerelease before our final release of Azure DevOps Server 2020.1.1. Check out the blog post for more details.

This week I welcomed to the show IBM Developer Advocate JJ Asghar to help me understand Red Hat OpenShift on Azure