Project Santa Cruz Part 2: Capturing Images to Train a Model
After three very busy weeks of trying to get a few things done on other projects, I had a chance to circle back around for project Santa Cruz, also known […]
Project Santa Cruz Part 1: Unboxing and First Impressions
I started down the rabbit hole of AI a few years back when the idea of AI was coming to the forefront of computing rather than being relegated to a […]
Creating a Tagging Strategy for Azure
Azure has many controls out of the box that helps tailor the experience to an organization on Azure. Such controls include Azure Management Groups for organizing subscriptions, Azure AD with […]
Azure Policy as Fast as Possible
Azure out of the box comes with a number of controls that allow users to shape permission on Azure through roles and role assignments. These roles control what actions a […]
Azure Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) As Fast As Possible
Role-based access control (RBAC) is the centerpiece of any robust, distributed system. The ability to use RBAC allows users to be decoupled from the systems that they use by assigning […]
Using NFS with Azure Blob Storage
A Little History or Why NFS? File shares on computer networks are as old as the concept of a network itself. The idea of being able to access data across […]
Three Azure-Native Storage Options for Azure Kubernetes Service
about any kind of workload that you can throw at it ranging from a simple website to big data that requires access to massively scalable compute.
When to Use a Service Mesh with Kubernetes
If one has been around the Kubernetes space for any significant amount of time, one has probably heard the words, “service mesh” mentioned, or at least some implementation of one […]
Delivering Desktop Apps in Docker Containers
In this session from DockerCon 2020, Microsoft MVP Blaize Stewart will teach you two different ways to deploy desktop applications. The first, how desktop apps can be deployed to a […]