The following is a list of Active Directory Domain Services modules on Microsoft Learn sorted from introductory to advanced. Is there an Active Directory topic that isn’t listed here that you’d like to see covered? (AD CS modules are coming). If you know all this, remember we have the free 45 minute practical Active Directory […]
Active Directory Domain Services modules on Microsoft Learn Continue Reading
If you administer Windows, you’re already aware of Windows Firewall. You might use it to allow an application, open a port, or block unwanted inbound traffic. But those familiar tasks only scratch the surface of what it can do. The Microsoft Learn module Understand advanced Windows Firewall takes you beyond basic rules and introduces Windows
The AI agent has moved from pilot project to production faster than most security programs were built to handle. Every AI agent you deploy is now a security problem before it is a productivity win. This Microsoft Agent 365 security deep dive breaks down exactly how the platform observes, governs, and secures agents in your
Hello Folks! If you run AKS in production, you already know the script. A pod cannot reach an external service, every dashboard says the cluster is healthy, and somebody is SSHing into a node with five browser tabs open trying to piece the story together. This session from the Microsoft Azure Infra Summit 2026 tackles
Hello Folks! If you have ever inherited a sprawling Azure environment and quietly wondered whether every VM, database, AKS cluster, and storage account in it is actually being backed up the way the business thinks it is, you are in good company. In session this session of the Microsoft Azure Infra Summit 2026, Bhavya Tadikonda
The era of the single best model is over Microsoft Foundry is no longer just a shelf of foundation models. It is becoming an enterprise model portfolio: frontier models for complex reasoning, cost-optimized models for scale, specialized models for documents and media, and first-party Microsoft AI models for text, image, voice, and speech. That shift
Hello Folks If you have ever stared at a multi-tier app in Azure and asked yourself, “Is this actually going to survive a zone outage?”, you are not alone. In session MAIS23 of the Microsoft Azure Infra Summit 2026, Bhavya, Aditya, and Chaya from the Azure Resiliency product team walked us through the new Resiliency
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An application starts reporting intermittent timeouts when connecting to Azure SQL Database. Some requests succeed, others fail, and a test from a developer’s laptop works perfectly. The database appears online, no recent deployment seems related, and the natural reaction is to ask: Is Azure SQL unavailable? Is the firewall blocking the connection? Should we increase
Lessons Learned #551: Azure SQL Connection Timeouts: Three Things to Check Continue Reading
Hello Folks! If you have ever tried to move a few hundred VMs, a pile of databases, and a couple of web apps from on-prem to Azure, you already know the hard part is not the tooling. The hard part is keeping context, intent, and momentum alive across weeks of planning, hand-offs, and decisions. In
Hello Folks! If you have ever spent a long afternoon untangling overlapping CIDR ranges, chasing down a broken VNet peering, or trying to remember which UDR points to which firewall, this MAIS 2026 session is going to feel uncomfortably familiar. Jon Ormond (Principal PM, Azure Networking) brought along Jay Li and Jeff Lovett from the
Designing Azure Networks That Scale: From Small Deployments to Enterprise-Grade Continue Reading
