Windows 365
Provision Windows 365 Frontline Shared
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Windows 365
Behind the Scenes of Windows 365: Understanding Enterprise, Frontline Dedicated, and Shared Provisioning
In this post, I want to explore the technical differences between the different licensing options available. Particularly around how provisioning
VS Code
Containerize Your Environment: VS Code Dev Containers Explained
If you've ever struggled with configuring your development environment or spent hours troubleshooting why your colleague's
Azure Images
Automating Azure Image builds with HashiCorp Packer and GitHub Actions
Welcome to part two of my series of blogs Managing Azure Images. In this part of the series we will
Podman
Switching VS Code Dev Containers from Docker to Podman
As someone who loves exploring new development workflows, I've become a huge fan of VS Code Dev Containers
Windows 365
Securing Windows 365 virtual desktops
Setup information protection and prevent data leaks on Windows 365.
Terraform
Exploring Azure Deployments with Terraform Stacks
Imagine trying to keep your infrastructure code repeatable and reliable-only to find yourself reinventing the wheel for every environment. You