Global Azure Bootcamp 2019

Global Azure Bootcamp 2019

Once every year, all the worldwide Azure communities come together to the Global Azure Bootcamp. This year on April 27th it's the sixth time and we are proud to be part of it the fourth time in a row!
Jan-Henrik Damaschke
Exchange hybrid user migration

Exchange hybrid user migration

During an Exchange online migration, some preparations must take plce in advance so users can be migrated easily to the cloud. A typical error in the mailbox migration process occurs because of the mail domain (property: smtp/proxyaddresses) with the message "Target mailbox doesn't have an smtp proxy".
Jacob Meissner
Process low level NtSecurityDescriptor

Process low level NtSecurityDescriptor

The SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR structure stores security related attributes of an object. It determines, who can access the object and which additional permissions are assigned. Because sometimes you are confronted with the "raw" NtSecurityDescriptor e.g. in Active Directory related scenarios, I tried give an overview about all parts of it.
Jan-Henrik Damaschke
Static Websites with Azure - Static site generators

Static Websites with Azure - Static site generators

This blog series explains what static site generators are, why we have chosen a static site generator for our blog, how static sites can be implemented using only Microsoft Azure technologies and when you should consider using them vs. a CMS like WordPress.
Jan-Henrik Damaschke
Azure DevOps PowerShell Module - Part 1

Azure DevOps PowerShell Module - Part 1

If you are like me - at least in terms of lazyness - you automate the stuff that you face more than once. Recently, I came accross the reoccuring task of creating Azure DevOps projects with several teams over and over again.
Christoph Burmeister
Azure Active Directory License Assignment for Groups

Azure Active Directory License Assignment for Groups

The Azure Active Directory has for some time been offering the ability to assign licenses to users such as EMS, Office 365 (Exchange, SharePoint, etc.), but can also provide groups with licenses. As soon as a user is added to a group, if there are still enough licenses available, the user will receive the corresponding license assigned to the group. This works with synchronized groups from the local Active Directory as well as with Azure AD Security and dynamic groups.
Jacob Meissner