Empowering the AI Generation: Microsoft's Open-Source Initiative
In a world increasingly driven by open collaboration and community-driven innovation, Microsoft has undergone a remarkable transformation. The tech giant is on a mission to provide students, startups, AI developers, and entrepreneurs with the tools and resources they need to build groundbreaking solutions. Embracing open source is at the heart of this journey.How to Learn Microsoft Azure in 2020
How to Learn Microsoft Azure in 2020 :party_popper:☁🎓 The year 2019 is almost over, and usually, we take the time to look back at the year and also to find some New Year’s resolutions for the new year. Why not take all that energy and prepare for the cloud computing era and advance your career by learning Microsoft Azure. In this post, I try to give you a quick look at how you can get started to learn Microsoft Azure in 2020. You can read more here: https://www.thomasmaurer.ch/2019/12/how-to-learn-microsoft-azure-in-2020/Copy Files to Azure VM using PowerShell Remoting
There are a couple of different cases you want to copy files to Azure virtual machines. To copy files to Azure VM, you can use PowerShell Remoting. This works with Windows and Linux virtual machines using Windows PowerShell 5.1 (Windows only) or PowerShell 6 (Windows and Linux). Check out my blog post at the ITOpsTalk.com about copying files from Windows to Linux using PowerShell Remoting. If you want to know more about how to copy Files to Azure VM using PowerShell Remoting, check out my post.WingetCreate: Keeping WinGet packages up-to-date!
In the ever-evolving landscape of software development, efficiency is key. Windows users have long awaited an experience, where the simplicity of installing, updating, and managing software could be as seamless as executing a single command. Enter Windows Package Manager, or WinGet, a powerful tool that reshapes the way we handle software packages on the Windows platform. WinGet brings the simplicity of Linux package managers to the Windows environment, enabling users to use the command-line for installing their favorite packages.
