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As you begin to implement your organization’s 2017 tech strategy, here are the top five most interesting things that are going on in the world of Hybrid Cloud with Microsoft Azure that you should consider.

Microsoft has announced that they will block Office 365 tenants from creating workload-specific searches from July 2017. Instead of using Exchange Online and SharePoint Online, you have to create content searches and eDiscovery cases through the Security and Compliance Center. It’s a good change, even with the complication of keeping old searches until they expire.

Microsoft has announced additional price cuts for its Azure service that lowers the cost by up to 51% for some of its virtual machines.

Check out the new file types, their functions, and locations, which you’ll find in a Windows Server 2016 Hyper-V VM.

Russell Smith explains what Microsoft’s Advanced Threat Analytics (ATA) is and how it can help keep your systems secure.

Microsoft’s upcoming Windows Cloud OS will be upgradeable to Windows 10 Pro based on documentation found in a build of the platform.

Beginning in March 2017, SharePoint site owners will no longer be able to create new site mailboxes. Existing site mailboxes will function until they are replaced by something else.

Deploy an Azure JSON template from the Azure Portal using the (still in preview) Templates feature.

Because there’s a nude jogger terrorizing the Microsoft campus, this edition of Short Takes looks at basically anything and everything else.

In this article, you’ll learn how to view and filter activity and diagnostic logs in Azure Monitor and save your queries.

Find out why the recent changes to the licensing of Windows 10 Enterprise through the Cloud Solutions Provider (CSP) program is a big deal.

Learn how to visualize Azure ARM templates using an online tool called ARMVIZ.