New Microsoft Planner Premium resource
I've started a new blog on Planner Premium which we're rolling out within our department to about 30 people. I'm using it as a way to share and learn so would love people's feedback and corrections since things seem to be changing quite frequently Here's my first 4 posts: https://planner-ms.ghost.io/using-labels-in-microsoft-planner/ https://planner-ms.ghost.io/buckets-tasks-and-subtasks/ https://planner-ms.ghost.io/project-professional-vs-planner-premium-2/ https://planner-ms.ghost.io/project-professional-vs-planner-premium/ Thanks in advance for any feedback! Otto
Exporting Project - Resource Usage table with phased time data to excel
Hi Experts, Is there a way to export tasks to excel while retaining the phased time cost data? In an ideal world I would like to export this info and for it to look like this in excel: Export wizard is not doing the trick. Good old copy paste is copying the Resource list, but not the time phase. Any ideas?
How to list all resources modified or accessed in last 90days
Hello, I need to get all the resources which have been used or modified in last 90 days. In order to cut-off the cost of each subscription in azure. I need to develop script in PowerShell. The below one I tried which only show limited resources. If anyone knows how to do this, please let me know. Thanks in advance Connect-AzAccount Set-AzContext -Subscription '#subscription ID ' $logs = Get-AzLog -StartTime (Get-Date).AddDays(-90) $groups= $logs | Where-Object {$_.Authorization.Action -like '*'} | Select-Object @{N="Caller";E={$_.Caller}}, @{N="Resource";E={$_.Authorization.Scope}}, @{N="Action";E={Split-Path $_.Authorization.action -leaf}},EventTimestamp, Status,CorrelationId | Sort-Object @{Expression = "Resource"; Descending = $false},@{Expression = "EventTimeStamp"; Descending = $false} | Group-Object Resource $all= $groups | ForEach-Object {$grp = $_.Group; $grp |Sort-Object | Select-Object -First 1 } $all| Export-Csv -Path "#Path need to Set"s -Force -NoTypeInformation Write-Host "Total number of Resources modified = ($($all.Count))"
Windows Server 2022 resource balancing and management
Hello, We are planning to buy a large Windows Server 2022 server and use it in a multi-user setting (up to 8 parallel users) to run an open service of bioimage analysis. The server we picked is a dual-CPU AMD 7763 (64 cores each) with 2 TB RAM, 2x A40 GPU and a very fast local scratch storage. The users will basically connect to the server from one of the Windows sessions through RDP. We have two open questions regarding resource balancing and management: - How can we limit the usage of the hardware resource per user? In a basic setting: 256 GB RAM, 16 CPU cores and 1/4 GPU cores and GPU memory per user. If GPU sharing is not possible, we could probably have 4 smaller GPUs instead and 1/2 of the sessions without GPU access (if RDP is still possible). - How can we force that all users from any Windows session share exactly the same software stack and "freeze" all sessions so that for instance the icons on the desktop cannot be altered, no software installed and in general nothing can be modified from the OS partition? Ideally, any admin software installation / update should also be reflected to all users and we want to avoid local Windows user profiles since all relevant data will exclusively be read and written to the scratch local storage and external storage (mountable partition). Thanks in advance for your help, S.
What's the best way to graphically view resource utilisation in Project?
Long time P6 user, looking for something similar to this in MSP... A list of all my resources, against their utilisation in graphical (not tablature) form I've tried Resource Graph, but that seems like you have to scroll around to see the resources - i cant select more than one resource to see cumulative Any suggestions appreciated David
Add Edge's page from Microsoft Docs to the More Resources widget of this Community
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/ this is sort of the landing page for Edge browser on Microsoft Docs, contains invaluable information, I think it deserves to be put on the "other resources" widget of this community. MissyQ Deleted
