Po ponad półrocznej przerwie wracamy do nagrywania! Wohooo! 🙂 Będzie trochę inaczej dlatego zapraszam do komentowania czy tego typu plany są ok/nie ok i jak powinno być najlepiej. Zapraszam do oglądania! 🙂Posted on Author wisniaCategories App Service, Azure, Tydzien z AzureTags Azure, book, ksiazka, pci, sql data wearhouse, web appsLeave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Comment Name * Email * Website Notify me of follow-up comments b...

Last week I had a pleasure to attend and present the Azure Portal insights at the Visual Studio Live conference in Redmond. Throughout the conference, 5 sessions were being presented simultaneously, and 1 session was being streamed live. My session was chosen to be streamed live, and is now available on channel9!

I suppose there are not so many people who do not know what Node.js is. You may love it, you may hate it, but you cannot deny the fact that more and more enterprises are using it to replace some parts of their system, previously written in Java, Rails or .Net.  Node.js runs in a lot of environments – starting from large, multi-core servers, through laptops, then microcomputers like Rasperry Pi, finishing on IoT devices...

So, here I come with the new video in which I talk about the Warden Web Panel. If you feel like listening to me talking again is a good idea, just go into the post details, where you can find a link to the screencast.

Today is the day, in which the Warden Web Panel has been finally released. It is available in the Azure cloud, where you can create a free account and use it immediately, or, if you wish to host it on your own, just clone the repository and run the web application – it’s actually quite easy to get it up and running on localhost in a matter of minutes (or even seconds). In the post details, you can find more information about the idea behind the Web Panel UI and what can be done do with this tool in term...

Big updates related to the Warden project are coming this and the upcoming week. The first release (1.0.0) has just been published to the NuGet and additionally the Web Panel is almost completed. Not only the web interface will be available as a part of the repository, but also, it will be running in the Azure cloud in case you’d like to play with it or store your monitoring data without a need to provide own, hosting environment. And there is one more good news – Warden is getting a brand new logo.

In this post, I’d like to present the two simple Powershell scripts, that will let you create a secured (password protected zip archive) backup of the MSSQL or MongoDB databases and upload it either to the Azure or AWS cloud. By using such solution, you may actually save a few bucks instead of using some external, paid services like e.g. CherrySafe that do the same thing.

Azure Portal Tips & Tricks is a series of short videos where I am showing various features of the Azure Portal and how you can take advantage of them to be more productive. In this video I am showing how you can customize side bar by adding your favorite resources to it.

Azure Portal Tips & Tricks is a series of short videos where I am showing various features of the Azure Portal and how you can take advantage of them to be more productive. In the first video I am showing how you can change the themes.

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