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Microsoft is evolving Microsoft 365 and now positioning it above Windows when it comes to developing for the company’s various platforms.

Microsoft has announced several new features for its Azure IoT Edge but more importantly, the cloud is not always required.

At Build this week, Microsoft has announced a couple of new opportunities for developers to add additional value to Teams and Power BI.

Microsoft is making it easier for developers to work with GitHub inside its own development tools.

Do you keep hearing about this PowerApps thing but not really sure what it is? If so, you have found the right article to help you get over the hump and get productive.

This post will explain what DDoS protection is offered in Azure and how to deploy Standard tier protection in a virtual network.

Aidan Finn discusses how you can share the customizable experience of the Azure Portal with other administrators and delegated administrators of your subscription.

Microsoft has boosted the per-user storage allocation for SharePoint Online by 20x to make it easier for people to move data to Office 365. It’s a good move, and one that’s probably overdue. Teams and Office 365 Groups have accelerated the use of SharePoint over the last year or so. However, Exchange also increased its storage allocation and that hasn’t got everyone to the cloud. Yet.

Aidan Finn explains the options you have for load balancing applications or services in Azure.

Aidan Finn explains several techniques that you can use to secure and protect Azure virtual networks.

SharePoint Online not only provides controls to enable/disable document/site sharing with external users but also some features to manage how existing site members can share or not share existing documents in a site or even the entire site.

Google recently announced several improvements to the managed cloud database offerings that are available as a part of the Google Cloud Platform.