Microsoft Azure News - June 2016
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The document announces job openings and training opportunities related to Microsoft Azure. It lists graduate developer and full stack developer positions open in Brisbane and Melbourne, Australia. It also advertises on demand training through various platforms on topics like Dev/Test in the cloud, Docker, Azure Active Directory, and monitoring apps with Application Insights. Upcoming presentations at the Brisbane Azure User Group meeting are mentioned, focusing on setting up a blog with Azure Websites, Azure storage, Microsoft's Cognitive Services, and integrating desktops with Microsoft Flow.
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Microsoft Azure News - May 2024 - BAUG'24
Monthly Azure news roundup as compiled & delivered by Damien Berry at the Brisbane Azure User Group meetup.
Azure Logic Apps and Copilot.pptx .
Presentation about Azure Logic Apps and the new AzureAI powered Workflow Assistant.
(Some slides sourced from Microsoft)
Microsoft Azure News - April 2024 .
Monthly Azure news roundup as compiled by Damien Berry and delivered to the Brisbane Azure User Group
Microsoft Azure News - Feb 2024
The document appears to be notes from a Brisbane Azure User Group meeting. It includes information about upcoming presentations in 2024 on topics like building custom AI assistants with Copilot Studio and exploring Azure Integration. It also lists several Azure services that recently achieved general availability or public preview status, including Azure Load Testing, Azure Arc for Visual Studio Code, and Azure Virtual Network encryption. Finally, it provides links to the BAUG Slack team, YouTube channel, and online training resources about Azure.
Microsoft Azure News - Dec 2023
This document contains the agenda for the Brisbane Azure User Group meeting in December 2023. It lists upcoming presentations on topics like building AI assistants with Copilot Studio and data mapping in Azure. The document also provides announcements about new features for services like Azure Static Web Apps, Logic Apps, and Kubernetes Service. It includes links to Microsoft documentation about feature updates and retirements. Finally, it shares information about Azure-related community resources like the Australia Slack team and the BAUG YouTube channel.
Microsoft Azure News - Nov 2023
This document contains information about an upcoming Brisbane Azure User Group meetup, including details about presentations in upcoming months. Some of the scheduled presentations include topics like Mobile Apps That Scale using Xamarin and Azure, Azure Cost Optimization, and Event-Driven Architectures with Azure Service Bus. The document also lists recent Azure announcements and updates, such as Windows Server 2012 R2 reaching end of support and TLS 1.2 becoming the minimum TLS version for Azure Storage. Upcoming events like Microsoft Ignite and conferences in Brisbane are also advertised.
Microsoft AzureNews - Oct 2023
Monthly Azure news roundup as compiled and delivered to the Brisbane Azure User Group by Damien Berry.
Microsoft Azure New - Sep 2023
The document provides information about upcoming presentations at the Brisbane Azure User Group (BAUG) meetup. It lists the presenters, topics, and dates for presentations scheduled between January 2023 and December 2023. It also advertises job opportunities with Deloitte, shares recent updates about services like Azure Container Apps, Azure Firewall, and Azure Functions, and provides additional resources for learning about Azure.
Microsoft Azure News - Aug 2023
The document provides information about upcoming presentations at the Brisbane Azure User Group (BAUG) meetup from January 2023 to December 2023. It lists the month, presenter, and topic for each presentation. It also includes links to recent Azure updates and announcements on services like Azure AD, load balancers, dedicated hosts, and more. Finally, it provides information about the BAUG Slack team, YouTube channel, and on-demand training resources.
Private DNS Infrastructure Support in Hybrid Scenarios
A discussion of DNS private resolver architecture, how it is leveraged for private resolution for Azure <-> Azure and Azure <-> On-Prem and other things including private DNS zones and conditional forwarding rules.
As presented to the Brisbane Azure Group by Rachel Calleia (https://www.linkedin.com/in/rachel-calleia-669439144/)
Microsoft Azure News - Feb 2023
This document provides information about upcoming presentations for the Brisbane Azure User Group (BAUG) meeting in February 2023. It lists the presenters, Sam Bell and Dan Toomey, who will be discussing Azure cost optimization and Azure integration services landing zones. It also provides information about open topic opportunities, job opportunities with Deloitte, and recent Azure announcements.
Microsoft Azure News - Jan 2023
This document contains the newsletter for the Brisbane Azure User Group for January 2023. It lists upcoming presentations for the group for January through December 2023. It also advertises a job opportunity with Deloitte for those with skills in Azure, .NET, Java, integration platforms and Agile methodology. Additionally, it shares several Azure feature and service updates and announcements and provides links to Azure-related resources like the Australia Slack team, BAUG YouTube channel, and on-demand training.
Microsoft Azure News - Dec 2022
The document announces upcoming presentations for the Brisbane Azure User Group (BAUG) from January 2022 to December 2022. Topics include iPaaS announcements, Azure AD, optimizing Azure spend, app modernization, Azure IoT Edge, serverless architectures, data integration, NoOps, accessibility, reactive applications, hybrid apps, and more. It also shares recent Gartner reports naming Microsoft a leader in cloud AI, infrastructure, API management, and data integration tools. Additional sections advertise Azure features and learning resources.
Microsoft Azure News - Nov 2022
The document contains announcements and information from the Brisbane Azure User Group (BAUG) meeting in November 2022. It lists upcoming presentations for January through December 2022 covering various Azure topics. It also shares recent Azure announcements and releases, links to additional learning resources, and information about open roles at Deloitte for those interested in cloud integration solutions. The final speakers for November are Ezhilarasi Chezhiyan who will discuss building reactive Azure integration apps and Sam Bell covering Defender for DevOps.
Microsoft Azure News - Oct 2022
The document provides information about upcoming presentations for the Brisbane Azure User Group (BAUG) meeting in October 2022. It lists the topic and presenter for the October meeting as "Building Better Systems: Boosting Accessibility for the Default Mode Network" presented by Bronwen Zande. It also includes information about Azure retirements, new Azure products, Microsoft Ignite 2022, the BAUG YouTube channel, online training resources, and a job opportunity with Deloitte involving Azure integration solutions.
Microsoft Azure News - Sep 2022.pptx
The document announces the Brisbane Azure User Group's upcoming presentations for September 2022 and beyond. Wayne Hoggett will present on "Striving for NoOps on Azure" in September. Other upcoming topics include Azure IoT Edge, Serverless architectures, PsRules, data mapping in Microsoft cloud, and building reactive Azure integration applications. The document also provides information about Microsoft Azure news, sponsors, community resources like the Azure Australia Slack team and YouTube channel, and on-demand training opportunities.
Microsoft Azure News - Aug-2022
The document provides information about an upcoming Brisbane Azure User Group meeting in August 2022. It lists Dan Toomey as the presenter who will be discussing data mapping in the Microsoft cloud. It also provides information about past and future presentations, Microsoft Azure news and updates, job opportunities with Deloitte, and additional Azure learning resources.
INTEGRATE 2022 - Data Mapping in the Microsoft Cloud
Presentation delivered at INTEGRATE 2022 in London on 15 June 2022.
Data transformation is a key capability of any mature integration platform. The same data may be represented in completely different ways across systems and domains. BizTalk Server provided one of the most intuitive and powerful XML-based mapping tools in the market - but how do to handle other common message formats like JSON or CSV? This session walks through a number of options for performing data mapping in Microsoft Azure, including cloud-hosted BizTalk Maps, Liquid Templates, and more. Dan will also show a great tool for documenting these transformation.
Microsoft Azure News - June 2022
The document announces upcoming presentations for the Brisbane Azure User Group (BAUG) meetup from January 2022 to July 2022. It also shares recent Azure news announcements and resources for Azure learning. Presentation topics include iPaaS announcements, Azure AD, optimizing Azure spend, app modernization, Azure IoT Edge, building applications with serverless and low-code, and Azure blockchain. The document promotes opportunities with Deloitte for those passionate about cloud integration using Azure.
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It is with great pleasure that we extend to you an invitation to the 5th Power Grid Model Meet-up, scheduled for 6th June 2024. This event will adopt a hybrid format, allowing participants to join us either through an online Mircosoft Teams session or in person at TU/e located at Den Dolech 2, Eindhoven, Netherlands. The meet-up will be hosted by Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), a research university specializing in engineering science & technology.
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Power Grid Model is an open source project from Linux Foundation Energy and provides a calculation engine that is increasingly essential for DSOs. It offers a standards-based foundation enabling real-time power systems analysis, simulations of electrical power grids, and sophisticated what-if analysis. In addition, it enables in-depth studies and analysis of the electrical power grid’s behavior and performance. This comprehensive model incorporates essential factors such as power generation capacity, electrical losses, voltage levels, power flows, and system stability.
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For the upcoming meetup we are organizing, we have an exciting lineup of activities planned:
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-An interactive brainstorming session to discuss and propose new feature requests.
-An opportunity to connect with fellow Power Grid Model enthusiasts and users.
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- 6. MUST be from a .NET background and have experience in one or more of the following areas: • API Apps / App Services • Logic Apps • BizTalk • Web API Beneficial • Service Bus (Queues, Topics, Event Hubs, Relay) • WCF • API Management • Stream Analytics Please contact Dan Toomey at dan@mexia.com.au • National Sales & Marketing Lead • Graduate Developer – Brisbane • Full Stack Developer – Brisbane • Graduate Developer – Melbourne • Full Stack Developer – Melbourne • Senior Consultant - Melbourne
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