For those of you in southern California, I've gotten wind of some upcoming events that might be of interest. Check them out if you are in the area.
So-Cal Azure User Group - Costa Mesa, 2/24
Register Here: http://www.meetup.com/SoCal-Microsoft-Azure-User-Group/events/220261351/
So-Cal System Center User Group - San Diego, 3/2 or Irvine 3/3
Wally's Top SCCM 2012 Features with Cool Tips and Tricks
Register Here for March San Diego Event: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/microsoft-system-center-so-cal-user-group-msc-scug-san-diego-march-2nd-tickets-15150502561
Register Here for March Irvine Event: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/microsoft-system-center-so-cal-user-group-msc-scug-irvine-march-3rd-tickets-15149810491
San Diego SharePoint User Group - San Diego, 3/11
Fundamentals of Creating SharePoint Apps with Tim Odell
Register Here: http://www.meetup.com/San-Diego-SharePoint-User-Group-SanSPUG/events/219661901/
PFE Days - San Diego, 3/19
Getting the Best from Azure IaaS with Javier Dominguez
Register Here: http://www.meetup.com/Microsoft-PFE-Days-Technology-Event-SoCal/events/220098582/
Los Angeles Big Data Users Group - Multiple Events (visit their link)
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Tuesday, February 17, 2015
Upcoming MVA Courses
I was poking around on Microsoft Virtual Academy today and discovered a bunch of great looking live events that are coming up in the next several weeks. If you've never checked out MVA, now is the time to visit and register!
Labels:
Azure,
MVA,
powershell
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
The Imperfect Lab: Check out the Microsoft Test Lab Guides
If you've been
reading along for a while now, you know I've been having a blast building and
expanding my Imperfect Lab. But I admit, if you are looking for a full step-by-step
guide to what to actually put in you lab, I've haven't given you all that. But I do know somewhere you
can look!
Available right
inside the official Azure documentation is the details (including PowerShell)
for setting
up a hybrid cloud environment for testing.
Now, this first guide requires you to have a physical data center lab to
connect to using RRAS, but you can easily rework it for a VNET-to-VNET if that's what you
desire, by following these instructions instead.
Once you have the
basics in place, you can do things like build a full SharePoint Farm (on my
short list), set up a Web-based LOB application or set up DirSync. Or do all of them!
You can find the
official post about all this goodness here - http://blogs.technet.com/b/tlgs/archive/2015/01/19/new-set-of-hybrid-cloud-test-environments.aspx
Labels:
Azure,
imperfect lab
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