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We are back with another episode of This Week on Channel 9! Join us as Christina, clad in a Ben Gibbord classic, catches you up on the latest developer news. [00:35] - .NET 5.0 Preview 7 is now available![01:23] - Windows Terminal 1.2 Preview and Customization Tips[02:24] - Git New Roundup (Git 2.28.0 and GitHub Roadmap)[03:50] - Notebook Palooza - Gather Extension[04:36] - Notebook Palooza - Native Notebooks for Python in VS Code[05:12] - Notebook Palooza - Notebook Mode in PowerShell[06:00] - New Windows Developer Landing Page and WinDEV GitHub Repo[06:38] - Ch9 Content! Azure Friday, On .NET, and The IoT Show[07:14] - Christina's Pick(s) of the Week (pssst...it isn't Taylor Swift's Folklore)[08:16] - Christina's second pick of the week - you too, can own merch to commemorate a pop cultural disasterPlease leave a comment or email us at twc9@microsoft.com. Follow @CH9 Follow @CH9 Create a Free Account (Azure)

In this episode of #LessCodeMorePower Dona and Sarah are joined by Luise Freese, a senior consultant working in business applications who also happens to be an amazing sketchnote artist! Luise designs visually the business logic and process of the applications she builds, giving a really unique edge to her presentations. In this episode, Luise talks us through common business problems she has found with Microsoft Teams and how she uses Power Virtual Agent to solve these problems! Check out Luise on LinkedIn and Twitter below!https://www.linkedin.com/in/luisefreese/https://twitter.com/LuiseFreese

Scott Hanselman sits down with Cosmos Darwin to learn about Azure Stack HCI, which is a new host operating system for hyperconverged infrastructure. Delivered as an Azure service, Azure Stack HCI provides the latest and up to date security, performance, and feature updates. To illustrate the flexibility of Azure Stack HCI, Cosmos also shows his "cluster in a wooden box" - a self-contained, battery-powered datacenter built into a custom-made wooden briefcase. [0:00:00]- Introduction[0:00:28]- Episode start[0:02:37]- Unpacking Azure Stack HCI[0:05:13]- Demo: Azure Stack HCI in the Azure portal[0:08:35]- Demo: Seamlessly replicate VMs to Azure[0:10:18]- A cluster in a wooden box[0:12:32]- Azure Stack HCI use cases, hardware, and cost[0:14:40]- Episode wrap-up Azure Stack HCI overviewAzure Stack HCI documentationAzure Stack HCI announcement blog postcluster in a wooden box (ciwb) on LinkedInAzure Stack HCI Overview white paperCreate a free account (Azure)

In the last part of this two-part series, Shreya Verma takes a deeper dive into backup options by showing us point-in-time, long-term retention, and geo restore demos. To learn about the different backups options Azure SQL provides and how to effectively manage them, watch part one. [01:26] Demo: Point-in-Time restore[03:23] Demo: NTR restore[05:51] Demo: Geo restore[09:44] Backup cost management [11:40] How to look at backupsAdditional Resources:Overview of Business ContinuityAutomated BackupsBackup Cost ManagementPiTR and Geo-RestoreLong-Term RetentionRecovery DrillsAzure SQL Blogs

In part 3 of our multi-part series on performance profiling, PM Esteban Herrera shows us how to profile apps once they are in production. Previous episodes in the profiling series: Part 1: An introduction Part 2: Choosing the right tool Learn more about profiling in VS here: aka.ms/vsprofilingdocs

Hi IoT developers! We've refreshed the IoT Plug and Play Preview with new features and enhancements. You can get started today preparing your devices and application for the next generation IoT solutions enabled by IoT Plug and Play. Whether you are an IoT device or solution developer, you will want to watch this demo packed episode. Learn more about IoT Plug and Play at https://aka.ms/iotshow/iotplugandplay

Trove is a new marketplace from Microsoft connecting AI/ML developers who can crowdsource licensed, high-quality data (photos) for training their Computer Vision AI projects from photo takers. We talk about the principles, ideas and mission behind Trove and share a demo on how Trove helps photo takers sell high quality photos for ML projects with transparency & privacy. Jump To:[02:20] Principles, ideas and mission behind Trove[07:13] Demo[12:29] Closing & Call to action Learn More: Try TroveTrove Garage ProfileCreate a Free account (Azure) Deep Learning vs. Machine Learning Get Started with Machine Learning Don't miss new episodes, subscribe to the AI Show

Jupyter Notebooks are best known as tools for Data Scientists to display Python, Spark or R scripts. A Jupyter Notebook enables you to share words, images, code AND code results. .NET interactive Jupyter notebooks add c sharp, f sharp and PowerShell core to the mix. In this episode, Rob Sewell will introduce Jupyter Notebooks and show you how useful they could be for you in your daily work-life for Incident Resolution, Repeatable Tasks, and Demoing New Features. [01:04] Why use notebooks[02:01] Demo[04:15] Display notebooks in GitHub[04:52] Get your own .NET Interactive notebook[05:26] Edit .NET Interactive notebooks in Azure Data Studio[07:37] SQL Instance Permissions Resources:GitHub repository containing Rob's notebooks About Rob Sewell:Rob was a SQL Server DBA with a passion for Powershell, Azure, Automation, and SQL (PaaS geddit?). Now he just helps people. He is dual awarded as a Data Plattform MVP and a Cloud and Data Center MVP, an officer for the PASS DevOps Virtual Chapter, co-leader of Data South West and PSConfEU organiser and has spoken at and volunteered at many Data and PowerShell events all over the world. He is a proud supporter of the Data and Powershell communities.He relishes sharing and learning and can be found doing both via Twitter and his blog. He spends most of his time looking at a screen and loves to solve problems. He knows that looking at a screen so much is bad for him because his wife tells him so. Thus, you can find him on the cricket field in the summer and flying a drone in the winter.He has a fabulous beard.About MVPs:Microsoft Most Valuable Professionals, or MVPs, are technology experts who passionately share their knowledge with the community. They are always on the "bleeding edge" and have an unstoppable urge to get their hands on new, exciting technologies. They have very deep knowledge of Microsoft products and services, while also being able to bring together diverse platforms, products and solutions, to solve re

In this episode, Rich sits down with Todd Gardner to talk about how his team is building their Request Metrics project. They discuss various topics such as self contained publishing, deploying to 64-bit Linux, and more [03:35] - What not JavaScript?[05:27] - Reviewing the architecture[09:20] - Building and Deploying[16:23] - .NET Core with System D[18:16] - Declaring infrastructure with Ansible[24:22] - Exploring the Request Metrics application Useful links Host ASP.NET Core on Linux with NginxVisual Studio publish profiles (.pubxml) for ASP.NET Core app deploymentTrackJSRequest MetricsThe Building of Request Metrics (YouTube Channel)

Variables are very useful in all king of scenarios to simplify things. Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates aren't an exception and the variable will offer great flexibility. In this chapter, we will explain how you can use variables inside your template to make them easier to read, or to use. Jump To: [01:47] Simplify the template using variables to make it easier to read [03:30] Simplify our parameter to make the template easy to use [07:39] Best practices Learn More: Code SamplesParameters in Azure Resource Manager TemplatesBest practices - variablesAzure DevOps DocsWrite Cool CodeGitHub ActionsCreate a Free Azure DevOps Account

In this episode of Source Code we meet Melissa Sassi who manages to balance a career in a big tech company AND being a founder AND a mum all at once. Melissa shares how a deeply traumatic event in her life inspired her startup and how it's now helping thousands of kids around the world to learn digital skills.

Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) is a comprehensive desktop and app virtualization service running in Azure to enable secure remote work. Christiaan Brinkhoff joins Scott Hanselman to show how WVD is different from other desktop virtualization technologies, as well as how easy it is to implement and maintain. Deploy and scale your Windows desktops and apps on Azure in minutes and get built-in security and compliance features. [0:00:00]- Introduction[0:00:25]- Episode start[0:01:07]- WVD architecture[0:03:40]- Deploying WVD in the Azure portal[0:07:30]- Managing host pools and sessions[0:10:17]- Azure Log Analytics and Azure Monitor[0:12:10]- Connecting to virtual desktops and apps[0:14:42]- Centralized storage for profiles and files[0:17:00]- High-performance virtual desktops[0:19:00]- Using Teams in WVD[0:21:13]- Virtual applications (MSIX app attach)[0:23:21]- Feature roadmap & episode wrap-up Windows Virtual Desktop overviewGetting started: Windows Virtual Desktop ARM-based Azure portalProactively monitor ARM-based Windows Virtual Desktop with Azure Log Analytics and Azure MonitorCreate a profile container with Azure Files and AD Domain ServicesDeliver remote desktops and apps from Azure with Windows Virtual DesktopSet up MSIX app attachMicrosoft 365 RoadmapWVD CommunityCreate a free account (Azure)

Join Dona, Sarah and our very first remote guest - Tomasz Posytek! In this episode, Tomasz brings together pro dev and low code tools and puts them to use in the Power Platform. Tomasz is a business applications consultant who specializes in creating applications and automating workspaces. In the show he talks about how to use the LUIS service from Microsoft Azure together with Power Automate to help a common problem that many people face, resulting in HUGE amounts of time saved!Check out Tomasz on Linked in and Twitter below!https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomaszposzytek/https://twitter.com/TomaszPoszytek

Join Kevin Gallo and guests to learn more about how to contribute to Project Reunion, our next steps, and ask your questions live.

In this episode of The Endpoint Zone, Brad and Simon discuss how Microsoft Endpoint Manager brings all your managed devices together into one view across your estate. This unique approach allows devices managed by Configuration Manager or Intune to show up in the Endpoint Manager. From here you can manage settings, apply remote actions, and view analytics to gain insight into your estate. Also, demos, demos demos!