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Licensing, Security And Pizza: Five Things I Learned At Microsoft Management Summit 2013
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Win A Trip To TechEd New Orleans With Lifehacker And Windows Server 2012
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Top 10 Lesser-Known Facts About Windows Azure Security
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The Virtualisation Battle That Dare Not Speak Its Name
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Windows Azure: 'We Will Never Have A Data Centre In Every Country'
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Private Cloud Pricing: Microsoft Versus VMware
Licensing, Security And Pizza: Five Things I Learned At Microsoft Management Summit 2013
Our ongoing World Of Servers series hit Las Vegas last week and dosed up on Windows Server knowledge at the Microsoft Management summit. Here are five key lessons to take away from that event.
‘They Even Ate Lunch In The Server Room’
One of the challenges in our World Of Servers competition to win a trip to TechEd North America in New Orleans involves confessing your data centre secret. At last week’s Microsoft Managent Summit in New Orleans, I heard a doozy.
Updates For System Center 2012 SP1 And Other Microsoft Server Products
A stack of Microsoft server products were updated late last week (while Lifehacker was busy taking notes at the Microsoft Management Summit rather than checking update blogs). Here’s the skinny on what has changed in System Center 2012 SP1 and other network management tools.
Win A Trip To TechEd New Orleans With Lifehacker And Windows Server 2012
The Hidden Benefits Of A Data Centre Saint
The picture above shows a portrait of Saint Jude the Apostle, the patron saint of impossible causes. One of the entrants in our World Of Servers competition to win a trip to TechEd North America in New Orleans confessed to keeping a picture of this saint in the data centre. We’d like to think nothing’s impossible in a data centre with the right gear, but it certainly grabbed our attention. Reckon you can grab it more?
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