Microsoft recently introduced a significant update to the Azure Landing Zones (ALZ) architecture: the addition of a dedicated Security Management Group and Security Subscription within the platform structure. Read the official blog post on TechCommunity here.
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Adopting cloud technologies is more than a technical upgrade—it’s an organizational paradigm shift. To succeed in the cloud, organizations must not only modernize infrastructure but also rethink how they structure teams, manage responsibilities, and deliver value. This post explores why transitioning from project-based to product-oriented models is essential—and how Microsoft’s Cloud Adoption Framework (CAF) supports that journey.
Continue readingThe blog post “Secure Windows Server 2012/R2 workloads with options from Azure” shows the most important ways to continue to provide security updates to a workload based on Windows Server 2012 even though the end of support has already been reached.
At its core, there are the following main options related to Microsoft Azure if you are not able to modernize your workload and migrate to a new server version in the short term.
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There is always a discussion about whether Azure Reserved Instances (RI) or Azure Saving Plan (SP) are the better option for running an application based on IaaS in Azure. There is not one answer to this question. In the following, the two options Reserved Instance and Saving Plan are compared and evaluated based on scenarios.
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