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Howard van Rooijen By Howard van Rooijen Co-Founder
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I've been a long time subscriber to DevOps Weekly and more recently to Hadoop Weekly; they are great services that offer a condensed, useful summary of interesting information about their subject areas, combined with items about new tools as well as user events. While reading through Hadoop Weekly last week, I wondered if anyone had created a similar service for Azure – a quick search didn't return any useful results and a WHOIS showed that although someone had bought the .com domain, it was dormant.

As I've mentioned in the preamble to my "research roundup" posts, internally at endjin, we share information via various yammer groups, we already collect a large amount of content about Azure and it's only a small step to create the newsletter.

I've settled on the following categories for content in the newsletter:

  • Management & Automation: covers all things automation; from Azure Automation, Resource Manager to PowerShell and beyond
  • Compute: covers PaaS, IaaS & RemoteApp
  • Networking: covers Virtual Networks, ExpressRoute & Traffic Manager
  • Web & Mobile: covers Azure Websites, Mobile Services, API Management, Notification Hubs & Event Hubs
  • Data & Analytics: covers SQL Database, HDInsight, Stream Analytics, Data Factory, Machine Learning, DocumentDB, Azure Search & Cache
  • Storage & Backup: covers Storage, Import / Export Service, Backup & Site Recovery
  • Media & CDN: covers Media Services & Content Delivery Network
  • Hybrid Integration: covers BizTalk Services & ServiceBus
  • Identity & Access Management: Active Directory & Multi-Factor Authentication

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Feedback and interesting content is also welcome!

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Howard van Rooijen

Co-Founder

Howard van Rooijen

Howard spent 10 years as a technology consultant helping some of the UK's best known organisations work smarter, before founding endjin in 2010. He's a Microsoft ScaleUp Mentor, and a Microsoft Azure MVP, and helps small teams achieve big things using data, AI and Microsoft Azure.