Ask an OpenShift Admin (E67) | Making Virtual Machines do a Kubernetes dance
Virtual machines have been a part of OpenShift since version 4.5, when OpenShift Virtualization was released as a fully supported feature for all entitlements. As OpenShift Virtualization has matured it has become more and more integrated with other features of OpenShift, such as Pipelines, Service Mesh, GitOps, and more. This stream we’re joined by Chandler […]
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Which Virtual Machine is Best for Your Workload in Azure?
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Frank
- April 9, 2021
- Azure
- Azure Cloud
- Azure Virtual Machine
- azure virtual machines
- azure vm
- azure vm pricing
- Azure: Compute
- Cloud
- Cloud Computing
- how azure vm works
- how to use virtual machines
- how to virtual machines work
- Microsoft Azure
- Virtual Machine
- virtual machine tutorial
- Virtual Machines
- virtual machines explained
- virtual machines for beginners
- virtual machines windows 10
- virtualization
- VM
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- VMs
Explore your options to select the right VMs for your workloads with this video by Microsoft Mechanics. On this episode of Azure Essentials, Matt McSpirit shares core compute and disk storage options for any workload you want to run in Azure. If you’re new to Azure, shifting your apps or workloads onto a virtual machine […]
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What’s the difference between Containers vs VMs?
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Frank
- November 12, 2020
- Application Modernization
- ARM
- cgroups
- Containers
- Docker
- docker containers
- docker file
- Hardware
- hypervisor
- Kernel
- Kubernetes
- KubeVirt
- Linux
- machines
- Microservices
- namespaces
- Nigel Brown
- operating system
- os
- process isolation
- RAM
- server
- Serverless
- Type 1 Hypervisor
- Type 2 Hypervisor
- Virtual Machines
- VMs
- x86
In this lightboard video, Nigel Brown with IBM Cloud, answers this question and more. He also breaks down why users should not just look at virtual machines and containers as competing technologies because there can be a lot of benefits of having them work together for particular use cases.
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How to get started with Azure Monitor Workbooks
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Frank
- July 28, 2020
- Application Failure Analysis Workbook
- Application Performance
- Azure
- Azure Monitor
- Azure Monitor Workbooks
- Azure Monitoring Tutorial
- Azure portal
- Canvas
- charts
- CPU Memory
- Custom Visualizations
- Data Analysis
- Infrastructure Metric
- Integrated View
- Interactive Report
- Kayode Prince
- Microsoft
- Microsoft Azure
- Observability
- Reporting
- Scale
- Subscriptions
- Tables
- UX
- Virtual Machine Performance
- Virtual Machines
- Visual Reports
- visualizations
- VMs
- Workbooks
- Workbooks Gallery
In this video, learn how Azure Monitor Workbooks provide a flexible canvas for data analysis and the creation of rich visual reports within the Azure Portal. Workbooks allow you to query data from multiple sources in Azure and create custom visualizations for interactive reporting and analysis. Learn more about Azure Monitor at: https://aka.ms/MonitoringDocs
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