Posted on 07.26.21 by Joseph Barringhaus
Manually transferring files through legacy protocols such as FTP is a painful memory you would probably like to forget. That's where Automation comes into play.
Posted on 10.08.20 by Greg Mooney
Electronic file transfer, abbreviated EFT is a procedure that follows an electronic format and protocol to exchange different types of data files.
Posted on 08.24.20 by Jeff Edwards
DevOps! Over the past half-decade, the illustrious marriage between Development and Operations has simultaneously become the biggest buzzword in tech since ~The Cloud~, and a critical piece of software engineering and delivery methodology. But to many, the DevOps...
Posted on 04.28.20 by Adam Bertram
In this article, you’re going to learn how to create a simple Azure ARM template and deploy it into Azure using the Azure CLI.
Posted on 03.18.20 by Michael O'Dwyer
When you consider all the implications of a world where AI rules supreme, are ethics even possible?
Posted on 01.16.20 by Michael O'Dwyer
Most answers to the question, “What is Kubernetes?” follow a pattern. It’s open-source. It’s a container-orchestration system. It automates application deployment, scaling, and management. All are true.
Posted on 12.16.19 by June Castillote
In this article, you will learn about Azure Automation Assets. You will also learn how to add assets to your automation account that your runbooks can then use at runtime.
Posted on 12.02.19 by June Castillote
In this article, you will learn about the different types of runbooks (yes, there’s more than one of them), how to create a new runbook, and how to add code to that runbook.
Posted on 11.21.19 by June Castillote
One of the most popular automation tools is Azure Automation and this will be a series of posts covering the introduction to Azure Automation, creating automation runbooks, dealing with assets, testing and publishing runbooks.
Posted on 04.29.19 by Adam Bertram
Azure File Sync is a fairly new service that allows users to sync on-premises files to Azure Storage. Think of this service as DropBox for business. Now, we can simply drop files into a folder on an on-prem server and automatically upload those files to Azure!