USING .NET FOR YOUR IOT NEEDS PART 3 – THE CLOUD
In this post, we are going to show the cloud elements, finishing off the picture of building an IoT system from End to End.
Using .NET for your IoT Needs Part 2 – Connection to the Cloud
Let's look at the IoT software side, with how to set up an IoTHub in the cloud and the difference between a Device and an IoTEdge Device.
Best Practices for Cloud Security
When developing custom software, security is at the heart of the build. Let’s take a look at some best practices for cloud security.
Using .NET for Your IoT Needs Part 1 – The Hardware
In the first of this series of posts, we look at what IoT devices we can target with our .NET and C# skills. As well as the pros and cons of each platform and approach.
Tips to Migrate from SQL Server to Azure SQL
One of the key goals of a Data Platform modernisation program is thinking about what to do with your SQL Servers. So here we are going to give some high-level tips to migrate from SQL Server to the cloud.
Microsoft Launch Cloud for Sustainability
At Inspire 2021, Microsoft announced the Microsoft Cloud for Sustainability. The service (currently in preview) is designed to help companies measure, understand, report and reduce environmental impact and therefore be able to measure progress towards sustainability goals.
Public Sector Memorandum of Understanding with Microsoft
This Memorandum of Understanding further strengthens the partnership between the Public Sector and Microsoft, allowing us as partners to now provide services for business applications.
Microsoft Cloud for Financial Services
Today the Microsoft Cloud for Financial Services launched into Public Preview as part of Microsoft’s expansion in its Tech for Industry campaign.
Microsoft Cloud for Non-Profit
As Microsoft partners who often work in the non-profit sector, Microsoft Cloud for Non-Profit caught our attention and it certainly looks like great things coming to this area.
BizTalk Migration to The Cloud and Azure Integration Services
With the growing functionality that Azure Integration Services provides us with and with more companies adopting a cloud-first approach to their IT Architecture, this leaves the question: How do companies who have invested millions in their integration systems built on BizTalk move to the cloud?