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Learn the basics you need to know to get started with Azure cloud including virtual machine creation, introduction to Azure concepts, and more. This pre-recorded webcast is from Microsoft MVP and Green House Data Principal Consultant Aman Sharma.
In 2018, our Microsoft MVPs and expert staff helped us reach finalist for the Azure Compete Partner of the Year category. You can trust Green House Data staff to deliver best in class Azure cloud services.
Certification recognizes highly-qualified providers of Azure managed services who drive significant value for clients
Cheyenne, Wyoming - April 24th, 2019 – Green House Data, a leading provider of transformational IT services, today announced it has become a Microsoft Azure Expert Managed Service Provider (MSP), one of a select number of partners to have met the stringent requirements of the program.
“This certification is validation of years of accumulated effort and experience from our talented team, especially within cloud services and advisory services,” said Thomas Burns, Chief Technology Officer at Green House Data. “We are excited to continue to help clients drive revenue and organizational success while they leverage their Microsoft Azure investments.”
The Azure Expert MSP certification was created in 2018 to recognize the Microsoft partners most capable of assisting in the journey to cloud operations and IT modernization. The audit covers managed services capabilities including staff aptitude, customer support process, documentation, system architecture design, and customer evidence.
When using Microsoft technologies in your enterprise IT stack, you have a few native options for systems monitoring and alerts. Two recent product developments — folding Operations Management Suite (OMS) functionality into Azure Monitor, as well as the release of the new SCOM 2019 — have reignited the debate to determine whether Azure Monitor can entirely replace the long standing, good-old SCOM (System Center Operations Manager).
In a way, I feel this comparison is a bit unfair, like comparing apples with oranges. Ultimately the two products can work together and overlap in order to eliminate monitoring gaps in your environment. So which monitoring solution would work the best for your enterprise? Let’s try to figure out!
This is Part Two and the final entry in our introductory blog series on Azure Sentinel, Microsoft's new Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) tool for Azure environments. Read Part One here for information on what Sentinel is, how to set it up, and how to begin importing data from your Azure PaaS and IaaS.
In Part Two, we'll examine deeper functionalities within Sentinel including Machine Learning, queries, and automation.
