Showing posts with label Migration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Migration. Show all posts

Reading Notes #335

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Reading Notes #324

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Books


Eat That Frog!: 21 Great Ways to Stop Procrastinating and Get More Done in Less Time by [Tracy, Brian]Eat That Frog!: 21 Great Ways to Stop Procrastinating and Get More Done in Less Time

Author: Brian Tracy

A short book that pushes to action. I really enjoyed it. A book to read and read again.

ASIN: B01MYEM8SZ








Reading Notes #318 - MVP Summit 2018

CDNMVP2018

Last week, it was the 25 edition of the MVP Summit. An event, where Microsoft invites all his MVP to get to Seattle and spend some time with the products teams and learn on the latest news and best practices.

This year was particularly inspiriting by the Microsoft roadmap, of course,  but even more by all the amazing people a got the chance to meet and discuss with. I'm all pump-up, and I have tons of ideas and projects… more to come.

I already miss you…

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Reading Notes #317

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Reading Notes #310

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Reading Notes #306

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Reading Notes #295

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Reading Notes #294

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Reading Notes #292

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Reading Notes #289

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  • Migrating to Azure SQL Database (Gavin Payne) - Very interesting and complete post that regroups references and gives details about some of the alternatives when it's migration time.


Reading Notes #277

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  • Bots are the new Apps – Part 2 (Alexandre Brisebois) - This post asks a lot of questions. .Bots are could be very powerful but are they easy to build? Iterate, test, fail, learn, and try again.


Reading Notes #259

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Reading Notes #255

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Reading Notes #253

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Reading Notes #252

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  • Azure Subscription Migration to CSP (Kirill Kotlyarenko) - Excellent post that explains the differences between the different types and how to migrate ... with a minimum of pain.
  • New lower Azure pricing (Takeshi Numoto) - Really good news more VMs types and lower prices.
  • Storing and using secrets in Azure (Bertrand Le Roy) - This p is great tutorial that explains all h steps to configure use the Azure Vault, when our secrets need more then sits in a config file.

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  • Avoid ORDER BY in SQL Server views (Aaron Bertrand) - Sometimes we need workarounds to bend some services to our wishes, but we must keep in mind the real best practices.



Reading Notes #225

Postman Cloud


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Reading Notes #213

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Reading Notes #200

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  • Microsoft Azure Essentials Fundamentals of AzureMicrosoft Azure Essentials_ Fundamentals of Azure (Michael S. Collier & Robin E. Shahan) - This week a felt like returning to the sources, and read the essentials. Difficult to summarize a summary, but all principal family of features are approached and the “must have” tools are over… Even some scenarios. A really good book, evenmore it’s for all.

Reading Notes #198

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Podcast

  • .NET Rocks! - Great episode very interesting discussion about the new Azure Service Fabric.

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Reading Notes #195

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~ Frank