Microsoft Cloud ve Datacenter Management Şubat 2023 Bülten

 

IN THIS ISSUE

Will Aftring covers Network Trace Analysis: TCP Performance

Thomas Maurer provides 5 reasons to use Azure Landing Zones for your cloud migration

Kevin Holman provides a SCOM Management pack for Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (MECM)

Kevin Justin walks through SCOM Snapshot Synchronization alerts

Warren Kahn provides some queries to uncover anomalies in time-series data with Kusto Query Language (KQL)

Kent Weare walks through monitoring Azure Logic Apps health using Metrics

Balasubramanian Delli covers Configuration Manager technical preview version 2302

 

Jon Lynn shows the new Microsoft Intune troubleshooting experience

Dave Randall announces a new ServiceNow integration with Intune

Atil Gurcan shows how to manage Microsoft Defender policies with Intune on non-managed devices

Mike Resnick covers accessing Microsoft Graph data with Powershell

Shanmugam Senthil provides recommendations to enrich Configuration Manager site health and device management

Charbel Nemnom blogs about the differences between Microsoft 365 Defender and Microsoft Sentinel

Darren Turchiarelli shows how to automate disk snapshots

 

HEADLINES

Microsoft Azure Load Testing is now generally available

We are announcing the general availability of Azure Load Testing. Azure Load Testing is a fully managed load-testing service that enables you to generate high-scale load, gain-actionable insights, and ensure the resiliency of your applications and services regardless of where they’re hosted. Developers, testers, and engineering teams can use it to optimize application performance, scalability, or capacity.

Get started with Azure Load Testing now, by quickly creating a load test for your web application by using a URL. If you already have load tests leveraging JMeter, you can easily get started by reusing existing Apache JMeter test scripts.

 

Microsoft Azure innovation powers leading price-performance for SQL Server

As part of our commitment to ensuring that Microsoft Azure is the best place to run SQL Server and Windows Server, Microsoft is excited to announce that SQL Server on Azure Virtual Machines just achieved new, faster performance benchmarks than ever before. According to a report from analyst firm GigaOm, customers can get mission-critical performance for SQL Server on Azure Virtual Machines up to 57 percent faster and costing up to 54 percent less than AWS EC2 on a price-performance basis, with Azure Hybrid Benefit and a three-year commitment.

 

Lessons learned optimizing Microsoft’s internal use of Azure

At Microsoft, we learned a lot from moving our internal operations to Microsoft Azure, lessons we use to make our cloud products work better for our customers. As a top user of Azure, we understand our customers’ obstacles and constraints. Just like them, we’re under pressure to “do more with less” in these challenging fiscal times. As such, we’re sharing our story of first migrating to Azure, and then optimizing our usage to bring our costs down. Our goal is to help our customers do the same—help them migrate to the cloud, optimize their cloud costs, and strategically invest in projects to boost their growth.

 

Azure Native New Relic Service: Full stack observability in minutes

Currently, to leverage New Relic for observability, you go through a complex multistep process to set up credentials, event hubs, and custom code, thus impacting your productivity and efficiency. To alleviate this challenge, we partnered with New Relic to create a seamlessly integrated solution on Azure that’s now available on the Azure marketplace.

Azure Native New Relic Service makes it effortless for developers and IT administrators to monitor their cloud applications. 

 

Microsoft Azure Load Testing is now generally available

We are announcing the general availability of Azure Load Testing. Azure Load Testing is a fully managed load-testing service that enables you to generate high-scale load, gain-actionable insights, and ensure the resiliency of your applications and services regardless of where they’re hosted. Developers, testers, and engineering teams can use it to optimize application performance, scalability, or capacity.

Get started with Azure Load Testing now, by quickly creating a load test for your web application by using a URL. If you already have load tests leveraging JMeter, you can easily get started by reusing existing Apache JMeter test scripts.

 

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INFRASTRUCTURE

Introduction to Network Trace Analysis 3: TCP Performance

What is an Azure Load Balancer?

5 Reasons to Use Azure Landing Zones for Your Cloud Migration

Move Azure Arc-enabled Server to a different resource group or subscription

Using Azure Policy to Create DNS Records for Private Endpoints

Step-by-Step – In-Place Upgrade Windows Server VMs in Azure

How To Automate The Hybrid World Part One Of Two

How To Automate The Hybrid World Part Two Of Two

Scale Azure Firewall SNAT ports with NAT Gateway for large workloads

Generating README for Bicep Files

Using Policy Metadata in Azure Policy Initiatives

Group Policy Analytics Framework

Reporting on Storage Account Access Tier Statistics

Microsoft Tech Briefings: Centrally secure, develop, and innovate in hybrid and multicloud with Azure Arc

 

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MONITORING

SYSTEM CENTER OPERATIONS MANAGER

Monitoring Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (MECM)

SCOM SDK Crashing – Cannot Generate SSPI Context

SCOM Monitor reset logic

SCOM Snapshot Synchronization alerts

SCOM Console Web Page View: index of all rules and monitors with knowledge articles

Delete your empty Console folders in SCOM

Power BI Dashboards now included with MP Studio

AZURE MONITOR

What’s new in Azure Monitor documentation – Azure Monitor

Migrate from Splunk to Azure Monitor Logs

Making it easier to manage your workspace with a clearer Log Analytics Workspace menu

Now Available: Azure Monitor Query client module for Go

Monitoring Azure Logic Apps (Standard) Health using Metrics

Monitoring Storage Replication – Part 1

Azure Monitor Logs now supports Availability Zones in Canada Central, France Central and Japan East

Uncovering Anomalies in Time-series Data with Kusto Query Language (KQL)

Configure MMA agent via PowerShell

Using Azure Monitor to alert on Azure web app restarts

Azure Monitor Basics: Best practices for configuring Azure Monitor alerts

How To Enable Automatic Upgrades For AMA Extension Easily

Secure Communication to Fetch SAP NetWeaver SAP Control and SAP RFC Metric Data in AMS

Manage access to SQL system health and performance using Microsoft Purview DevOps policies, a type of RBAC policies

 

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DEVICE MANAGEMENT

ENDPOINT CONFIGURATION MANAGER

Configuration Manager technical preview version 2302

Recommendations and insights to enrich the Configuration Manager site health and device management

ConfigMgr Collection Evaluation Analysis The Easy Way

Configuration Manager technical preview version 2301

Visual Studio Code Deployment Using SCCM Application Model

Fix SCCM SCEP Related Client Side Issues Part 2 | ConfigMgr

Deploy Cisco Jabber Using SCCM MSI Application Model

Moving to the Cloud. Co-management workloads and capabilities (revisited)

Using a ConfigMgr Baseline to Update an XML Configuration File

SCCM Daily Maintenance Tasks

SCCM Best Practices

New ConfigMgr 2211 Hotfix Rollup KB16643863 Released

3 Proven Ways to Redistribute Content in ConfigMgr

Automatically sending Task Sequence logs to SharePoint when MECM/MDT deployment fails

Run WSUS cleanup as a scheduled task

INTUNE

What’s new in Microsoft Intune – February 2023

What’s new in Microsoft Intune

In development for Microsoft Intune – February 2023

Microsoft Graph permissions reference – February 2023

Intune Support Team – Twitter Feed

Intune Product-Feedback Portal

Troubleshooting the Microsoft Store and Microsoft Intune integration

Expanding support for Attack surface reduction rules with Microsoft Intune

New Microsoft Intune troubleshooting experience

Send custom notifications in Intune

What are shared iOS and iPadOS devices?

Configure Chrome Enterprise connector

Unpacking Endpoint Management: new episodes monthly

Announcing the Microsoft Management Customer Connection Program

Intune-managed shared Android devices now support Microsoft Edge and Yammer

ServiceNow integration with Intune adds value to Remote Help

Demystifying attack surface reduction rules – Part 1

Demystifying attack surface reduction rules – Part 2

Demystifying attack surface reduction rules – Part 3

Demystifying attack surface reduction rules – Part 4

How to use Problem Steps Recorder – Office

New episode: The mechanics of Windows Autopilot

Increase security, enable quality collaboration for Linux desktops

New RBAC capabilities with Configuration Manager and Intune

 

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SECURITY

Customer Offerings: Security: Microsoft Defender – Advanced Dashboards with Power BI

How to Manage Microsoft Defender Policies with Intune on Non-Managed Devices

Automate your attack response with Azure DDoS Protection solution for Microsoft Sentinel

Secure your application traffic with Application Gateway mTLS

Differences Between Microsoft 365 Defender And Microsoft Sentinel? Discover Here

DDoS Mitigation with Microsoft Azure Front Door

 

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IDENTITY

Seamless application access and lifecycle management for multi-tenant Azure AD organizations

Combatting Risky Sign-ins in Azure Active Directory

Automate provisioning and governance of your on-premises applications

Accessing Microsoft Graph Data with Powershell

Collaborate securely across organizational boundaries and Microsoft clouds

 

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DATA

Automating cumbersome tasks – Disk snapshots

Solution – Azure Backup An Invalid Policy is Configured on The VM

Building Recommended Software Practices

Extend your Power BI Reports with Analysis Services 2022 Data

 

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