Category: AWS
In this blog post, I take the new AWS FSx Storage Gateway for a test spin together with a set of Active Directory DNS Geo-Location policies for a seamless namespace for clients that attach to…
Python, Lambda, Layers & Rain Even though I’ve spent years architecting infrastructure, there are times I do miss software development. Not to date myself too much, but yes it was mostly in FORTRAN on a…
In my latest Hands On series, I take a look at Parallels RAS version 17.1 deployed on AWS infrastructure. I have been following this product since the acquision of 2X (which you will still find…
In my previous post (Hands On: N2WS Backup & Recovery) I took a look a some features of V3.1 of N2WS Backup & Recovery. I did show some of the nice features of the product,…
I was recently given a problem set that involved the long term storage of Microsoft SQL backup files on AWS that should be stored using a “Write Once Read Many” (WORM) type of scenario. …
Setting up single sign-on (SSO) can be a confusing task. I’ve done it many times over the years with a number of SaaS providers and each one seems to be just a little bit different.…
I’ll give my standard disclaimer, that these are my views and only my views and any resemblance to reality is purely coincidental. I often speak about cloud computing and I tried to make sense out…
At some point (pre-2012), I signed up for G-Suite that had a limited but free set of services. I’ve continued to use those services, but wondered if I could federate this into my AWS environment.…
AWS to Azure Connectivity Several years ago I ran through an exercise of connecting AWS to Azure. At the time, I used an Amazon Linux EC2 instance running OpenSWAN on the AWS side to a…