Tag: Microsoft Operations Managemenet Suite

Azure Operational Insights Becomes Microsoft Operations Management Suite and Gains Some Features

Yes I know another change in the name. Let’s hope that this will be the last one. Microsoft Operations Management Suite actually includes 4 services: Continue reading “Azure Operational Insights Becomes Microsoft Operations Management Suite and Gains Some Features” →

Azure Automation – Hybrid Worker Setup

It is May 4th which marks the start of Microsoft Ignite 2015 and of course new Azure features start to appear. So first Azure Automation is now available in the preview portal: Continue reading “Azure Automation – Hybrid Worker Setup” →

Microsoft Azure Operational Insights Preview Series – General Availability (Part 18)

Previously on Microsoft Azure Operational Insights Preview Series:

This will be the last blog post of these series simply because I’ve received e-mail that Azure Operational Insights will become Generally Available May 4th. This date matches my prediction that it will happen around Microsoft Ignite Conference. I will still continue to write blog posts on the service but I will not include it in a series. Here is the official Azure e-mail we all received about the service: Continue reading “Microsoft Azure Operational Insights Preview Series – General Availability (Part 18)” →

Microsoft Azure Operational Insights Preview Series – Security and Audit (Part 17)

Previously on Microsoft Azure Operational Insights Preview Series:

Security and Audit Intelligence Pack is probably the most powerful IP of all. That IP gathers a lot of logs basically every security log on every machines you are monitoring with Operational Insights. And if you have tried doing that with SCOM Audit Collection Services in the past you know it is not an easy job to do. Continue reading “Microsoft Azure Operational Insights Preview Series – Security and Audit (Part 17)” →

Azure Automation is Faster Than Me

The original title of this post was suppose to be “Strategy on Running Runbooks in Azure Automation” and wanted to write it for more than a month. Why the title changed during this period? Simple – there was some limitation on running runbooks in Azure Automation and that limitation was significantly  increased which pushed me to change the title. Let me explain in detail what was the limitation, what has happened and what is that strategy I had that you might still need and it is always good to implement. Continue reading “Azure Automation is Faster Than Me” →