Aidan Finn

Aidan Finn shows you how to deploy an internal Azure Service Environment, which will share its hosted app services via an internal load balancer.

Aidan Finn shows you how to deploy the “public” version of App Service Environment (ASE), where the app services are shared through a single, simple public IP address.

Aidan Finn shows you how to configure DevTest Labs to control what can be deployed by testers and developers, how much of it they can deploy, and importantly, what the cost of the service will be.

Aidan Finn walks you through the step-by-step instructions for deploying an Azure DevTest Lab in the resource group of your choice, with the virtual network of your choice.

Aidan Finn explains how app services, or web apps, can be connected to external users or services.

Aidan Finn explains how you can run Azure App Services in an isolated or virtual network-connected deployment and why, despite the price, it was the right choice for some projects he has been working on.

Is Azure SQL highly available? Spoiler alert… Yes, Azure SQL has automated high availability.

Aidan Finn summarizes everything that was announced or changed in the world of Azure infrastructure.

Aidan Finn tells you about a service in Azure called Key Vault, which you can think of as secret storage/handling-as-a-service.

Aidan Finn discusses Azure DevTest Labs, a way to provide self-service for developers and testers with helpful automation but budge control for the business.

Aidan Finn explains how Azure automatically protects any databases you create with the Azure SQL service.

Aidan Finn shares the results of some stress tests that were run on the Azure virtual machines with and without the Accelerated Networking feature enabled.