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Keith Mayer is a frequent contributor to TechNet Radio, co-hosting episodes on Microsoft Azure and hybrid cloud topics. In part 2 of the Open Source + Azure series, he demonstrates implementing MySQL databases inside Linux VMs on Azure, covering storage accounts, virtual networks, and high availability. In part 20 of the Building Your Hybrid Cloud series, he discusses at-rest data encryption in Azure, including a demo on enabling Windows BitLocker. These threads highlight his role in providing technical guidance on Azure infrastructure, open source integration, and cloud security.
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TechNet Radio: (Part 2) Open Source + Microsoft Azure - Implementing MySQL databases in the...
Keith Mayer and Tommy Patterson are back for part 2 of their series on “Open Source + Azure” and today they show us how to implement MySQL databases inside Linux VMs on Azure. [Link Removed] Besides MySQL on Azure IaaS, what other options are available to me? [Link RemovedLink Removed DEMO...- News
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TechNet Radio: (Part 20) Building Your Hybrid Cloud - Protecting Data with Encryption |...
Keith Mayer and Andy Syrewicze are back for the next part in their “Build Your Cloud” series and in today’s episode they discuss how you can protect your data in the cloud through At-Rest Data Encryption. [Link Removed] What are some at-rest data encryption options? [Link RemovedLink Removed...- News
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