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Azure Container Instances: 3 Azure Portal tricks

April 29, 2018
/ Container
/ By rasmusg

A few days ago Microsoft announced the GA (general availability) of Azure Container Instances. Being the only production-ready serverless container solution among the major players is a great achievement. The

Touchpoints of a REST API

April 20, 2018
/ API
/ By rasmusg

When developing a REST API we often think of it as an HTTP web service running on some web servers. But that is only the tip of the iceberg; professional API developers know that a successful REST API

The New Serial Console Access in Azure VMs

April 15, 2018
/ Virtual Machines
/ By rasmusg

Introduction Recently the Azure compute team announced Serial Console Access for Azure Virtual Machines (currently in public preview). The Serial Console Access is available for both Windows and Linux

Azure Information Protection Scanner and Information Protection SDK – What is it?

February 22, 2018
/ Security
/ By rasmusg

Introduction Microsoft Enterprise Mobility + Security team just announced lots of interesting things around information and thread protection. Two of the most interesting announces are: GA of Azure Information

Windows for Containers: Image size reduced by 40% in latest 1709 update

February 12, 2018
/ Containers
/ By rasmusg

A lot of cool things are happening in the container space for Windows Server Windows Server Update 1709 brings stuff like: Improved networking support for Kubernetes and DockerSwarm’s routing

PowerShell one-liner to easily use Azure VM Metadata Service

December 22, 2017
/ General Compute
/ By rasmusg

Have you heard about the Azure Instance Metadata Service? When I implemented my blog in Azure I used a handy PowerShell “one-liner” to easily query specific information about the VM I was currently

Part 1 of 2 – Port forwarding in Azure Resource Manager Virtual Machines with Azure Load Balancer: The Basics

November 20, 2017
/ Load Balancer
/ By rasmusg

In this post, I will show you how to use the Azure Load Balancer to easily setup port forwarding to Azure Resource Manager (ARM) Virtual Machines (VM). This blog post is part of a two-part series on the

Part 2 of 2 – Port forwarding in Azure Resource Manager Virtual Machines with Azure Load Balancer: Implementation in Azure Portal

November 20, 2017
/ Load Balancer
/ By rasmusg

This blog post is part of a two-part series on the topic of “Port forwarding in Azure Resource Manager Virtual Machines with Azure Load Balancer”: Part 1: The basics Part 2: Implementation

Welcome to my blog!

November 20, 2017
/ General
/ By rasmusg

Hi, I’m Rasmus I have created this blog because I am very passionate about helping businesses succeed in a software-focused world with intelligent cloud solutions in Microsoft Azure. Azure is a huge,

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I am two-times Microsoft®-awarded AZURE HERO® in the categories Content and Community. There are 250 “Content Heroes” world-wide, and 550 “Community Heroes” world-wide.

This blog is created because I am very passionate about helping people and businesses succeed in a software-focused world with intelligent cloud solutions in Microsoft Azure.

I have followed Azure closely since its inception in 2008 with several years of experience in designing and implementing real-life Azure solutions.

Hire me or my company 2G Cloud ApS as consultant on your next cloud project.

“Conquer tomorrow with intelligent use of the Cloud.”

About This Site

This is my blog about Microsoft Azure – Especially Azure API Management, Azure PaaS, Azure Compute, and Azure Migration.

What is Microsoft Azure?
It is a cloud computing service created by Microsoft for building, testing, deploying, and managing applications and services through Microsoft-managed data centers.
It provides software as a service (SaaS), platform as a service (PaaS) and infrastructure as a service (IaaS) and supports many different programming languages, tools, and frameworks, including both Microsoft-specific and third-party software and systems.