Technet Edge Video: Azure Overview for IT Pros
Since Twitter came along I no longer need to use my blog for posting links to great content on the web. However this Technet Edge Video does such a great job of explaining Windows Azure to IT Pros and...
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Code Camp Speaker Reviews
One more blog post where I am just linking to someone else. But again I think the quality of this link warrants it. I recently attended the NYC Code Camp which was an excellent experience for me and...
View ArticleFree Edition of Hyper-V
It’s technically called Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2008 R2. That’s why I call it the free edition of Hyper-V. What you get is an ISO that will install Windows Server 2008 R2 Core edition running...
View ArticleDotNetRocks Episode: Amazon vs Azure
I recorded a DotNetRocks episode a couple weeks ago that just went live. It ended up taking a different direction than I planned, but hopefully you still find a lot of valuable content in there....
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Windows Azure Staging Model
One of my favorite features of Windows Azure is their Production/Staging model. I think the best way to explain why I think this is so well implemented is to walk you through the processes. Here we...
View ArticleiPhone vs. Windows Phone
I am a long time iPhone user and recently had the chance to try out Windows Phone 7.5 for about 8 weeks. I was pleasantly surprised by my experience with the phone. I’ve been asked many times what I...
View ArticleTCP/IP Networking for Developers PluralSight Course
I recently published the course TCP/IP Networking for Developers on PluralSight. If you are a PluralSight subscriber check it out. If you are not leave me a comment and I can get you a free trail....
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100 Sessions and Counting
Update: A big thanks to Russ Cam TV from Component One for providing these pictures. Update 2: The recorded session has posted. You can find it at http://dotnetrocks.com/default.aspx?showNum=823 No...
View ArticleWindows Server Core: Installing Roles & Features
Once you have joined your Windows Server 2008 R2 machine to the domain you are ready to install roles and features. Normally you would do this through server manager but in core there is no GUI so...
View ArticleWindows Server Core: Installing ADDS Role
Windows Server Core is a great option for your domain controllers. Generally speaking domain controllers should not be doing anything else and are rarely logged into interactively anyways. However...
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