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Building a Virtual Lab with Hyper-V
I needed to get this one on Hyper-V, so I decided to document the process. I’ve put together a series that looks at the steps I took. Virtual Lab – Design and Setup Differencing Disks Setting up a new VM … Continue reading
The Data Platform Vision
Recently the Microsoft Data Platform blog published a piece on what drives Microsoft’s vision. It’s an interesting look at the ways in which data is being used in some businesses as well as the variety of types of situations that must … Continue reading
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Virtual Lab – Design and Setup
This is part of a series where I set up a virtual lab for testing and misc work. The other parts in the series are here: Building a Virtual Lab with Hyper-V. I haven’t had a good lab set up … Continue reading
The Cloud
I like the cloud. It’s very handy for a lot of the things I do. I like having backups restored for my iPhone upgrade. I appreciate having my documents synced through Evernote, Dropbox, and OneDrive (formerly SkyDrive) automatically moving to … Continue reading