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Sharing Integration Runtimes Among Azure Data Factories

In this post I’ll talk about self-hosted integration runtimes and the ability to share them across Data Factories. Also, I’ll tell you about a new capability that was announced in the Azure Data...

What is Azure Data Box and Data Box Disk?

Are you looking to move large amounts of data into Azure? How does doing it for free sound and with an easier process? Today I’m here to tell you how to do just that with the Azure Data Box. Picture...

What is Azure Virtual WAN?

In today’s post I’d like to talk about site to site networking service. Azure already has a site to site VPN service, but the Azure Virtual WAN is a newer service currently in Preview. This networking...

Informatica Enterprise Data Catalog in Azure

If you’re like many Azure customers, you’ve been on the look out for a data catalog and data lineage tool and want one with all the key capabilities you’re looking for. Today, I’d like to tell you...

Simplified Managed Disk Migration in Azure

Simplified Managed Disk Migration in Azure In the past, migrating managed disks could be a bit of a challenge. Today I’d like to talk about how Azure has simplified the process. Microsoft recently...

Introducing Microsoft Azure Sphere

As we continually see more and more consumer-grade internet devices, like appliances, baby monitors, thermostats, etc., we need a more robust way to manage these devices in a secure way. There are...

What is Azure Application Insights?

Monitoring your website performance is key to gaining insight into your customers and users, as well as keeping an eye on the website’s performance. In today’s post I’d like to tell you about what is...

Azure SQL Database Reserved Capacity

Last week I posted about the Azure Reserve VM Instance where you could save some money in Azure. Another similar way to save is with Azure SQL Database Reserved Capacity. With this you can save 33%...

New Options for SQL 2008 End of Support

If you’re using SQL 2008 or 2008R2, you need to be aware that the extended support for those ends on July 9, 2019. This means the end of regular security updates which leads to more vulnerabilities...