I noticed a interesting link the other day in the Run As Account dialog of the SCOM 2016 console.

I recently updated my post build script for Azure IaaS VMs and hit problem with adding the VMs to DSC.

I recently created and deployed a SCVMM service template, something that I haven’t done in long time.

SCVMM allows you create a static IP pool that will act kinda like DHCP, however once the addresses are assigned they stick.

Recently I have been updating certificates on an RDS 2012 R2 farm.

Remote Desktop Services (RDS) uses certificate to secure connections from the client all the way through to the remote session host.

SCOM can encrypt communication between Management servers, using a certificate. This isn’t mandatory, unless you use Gateway servers, but it is going to make your security team happy.

Recently I have been working more with Azure DevOps (formally VSTS).

I noticed a cool looking icon in the bottom of my VSCode screen today and decided to click on it (I know, I’m off the chain).

I had a weird problem a few months ago. I cloned a repository from Azure quick starts on GitHub into a local repo and started making changes to one of the nested templates.