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Ned Pyle

2 Feb, 6 tweets, 5 min read

There's a big Microsoft ITOps Talks event at 7:30 AM PST, Feb 2, starting w a keynote by Mark Russinovich, then depth technical talks. For details on sessions, check out techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/itops-talk-…

It's free! No registration! It'll be here! docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/tv… /thread

@_sarahyo

Depth sessions from experts:

Azure hybrid security @_sarahyo
Virtualized hybrid backup @vBenArmstrong
Windows Server hybrid @WSV_GUY
AD hybrid health @markmorow
Windows auth internals w hybrid @SteveSyfuhs
AKS on Azure Stack HCI @mattmcspirit
WVD roadmap @tomhickling
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@TheDaveKurth

5 key areas for hybrid workloads @TheDaveKurth
Azure Stack HCI hybrid @kerimhanif
From WS2008 to Azure w containers @vrapolinario
Azure Policy Guest Configuration in hybrid @migreene
Log Analytics workspace design @MMendelovich
Azure Monitor in hybrid envs @ErikN_MSFT
/3

@joeyaiello

PowerShell script migration to Core/7 @joeyaiello
Onboarding to Lighthouse @Archun0505
Running databases w Arc data services @radtravis
Event Hub on Azure Stack Overview (Manoj Prasad)
Manage hybrid servers with Azure Arc (Ryan Puffer)
Securing SMB @NerdPyle (that's me!)
/4

Everything will be available as on-demand sessions later, but wouldn't you rather use Feb 2 to learn helpful new depth info on your coming projects instead of chasing down change control forms?
/5

See you there, perhaps with some special guests! techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/itops-talk-… /f

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Join now for watching @markrussinovich's keynote. He's talking Azure Sentinel as I post. Damn, that hair...

https://twitter.com/RicksterCDN/status/1356625927065620481

hmmmmmm

The IT Ops staff hair is... not as inspiring

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