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Azure Local and Other News from Microsoft Ignite
Azure Local was the big news at Microsoft Ignite in Chicago! Azure Local is a new product that's a cloud-connected infrastructure enabled by Azure Arc. Azure Stack HCI is now part of Azure local. All Azure Stack HCI customers will now run their workloads on Azure Local; no need to opt-in or migrate anything.
Microsoft's Ellen Kirby takes us through the Azure Local announcement and what it means for you. And talk about a few other updates that were announced at Ignite.
Recorded 12/10/24
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#AzureLocal #AzureStackHCI #AzureMigrate #AzureArc #hybridcloud
Microsoft's Ellen Kirby takes us through the Azure Local announcement and what it means for you. And talk about a few other updates that were announced at Ignite.
Recorded 12/10/24
Visit us at: www.dataon.io
#AzureLocal #AzureStackHCI #AzureMigrate #AzureArc #hybridcloud
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Real World IT: Azure Local & Windows Server 2025 News and More from Microsoft ignite
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.Месяц назад
Ernie is joined by fellow MVP Ben Thomas to talk about the news of Azure Local subsuming Azure Stack HCI, Windows Server 2025 now GA with a ton of awesome features, and new management capabilities by Arc-enabling your infrastructure. Time Stamps: 0:00 - Intro 1:30 - Ben's experience with SCVMM, WSSD, S2D, Azure Stack Hub, and Azure Stack HCI 2:35 - Reactions to name change and what it means 6:0...
Real World IT: Azure Local First Impressions
Просмотров 3,5 тыс.Месяц назад
Live from Microsoft Ignite, Ernie is joined by fellow MVP Jan-Tore Pedersen to chat about Azure Stack HCI's rename to Azure Local, the new Disconnected solution, and other Ignite chit-chat. Time Stamps: 0:00 - Intro 3:25 - Azure Stack HCI's is now Azure Local 3:50 - Immediate reaction to the rename 6:00 - Why the name change? 7:45 - Why HCI should have never been called an "edge product" 9:00 -...
Azure Stack HCI is Now Azure Local
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.Месяц назад
Microsoft has announced the launch of Azure Local! It’s Microsoft’s new Azure distributed infrastructure that’s enabled by Azure Arc. Azure Stack HCI is now a part of Azure Local. The same features and functionality will continue to be offered for the existing servers in the Azure Stack HCI catalog under a new form factor grouping name for 1U/2U servers. Read the DataON blog: dataon.io/azure-st...
Azure Virtual Desktop for Azure Stack HCI: Overview & Demo
Просмотров 4852 месяца назад
Azure Virtual Desktop has been enabling IT departments to improve their virtual desktop and app delivery experience while reducing costs. You can now deploy Azure Virtual Desktop on-premises securely and with lower latency on Azure Stack HCI. Come along for an overview and demo of how Azure Virtual Desktop on Azure Stack HCI works to help enable better experiences, and a demo on how to deploy i...
What’s Your VMware Exit Strategy? Azure Stack HCI Might Be the Right Solution to Replace VMware
Просмотров 2682 месяца назад
With price hikes and challenges with getting sales and technical support, many organizations are looking for an alternative to VMware for their infrastructure. Many of those organizations have chosen Microsoft Azure Stack HCI for a hybrid cloud infrastructure that can give them all the benefits and features of the cloud, while still having the options necessary for data sovereignty, compliance,...
Migrate from VMware to Azure Stack HCI with Azure Migrate
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.2 месяца назад
Many customers are looking for alternatives to VMware and considering a switch to Microsoft Azure Stack HCI. Azure Stack HCI is built on the same foundation as Microsoft Azure which is used by 95% of Fortune 500 companies. But once you’ve decided to switch to Azure Stack HCI, how will you migration your VMs and data? Azure Migrate (in preview) is an upcoming migration service from Microsoft tha...
Updating Azure Stack HCI with Azure Lifecycle Manager (Ep 24-2)
Просмотров 1593 месяца назад
Azure Lifecycle Manager is a feature that helps maintain the platform's components, including the operating system, core agents, services, and solution extension. The Lifecycle Manager is especially important for Azure Stack HCI clusters, as it: Simplifies update management by consolidating update workflows for various components into a single experience. Keeps the system in a well-tested and o...
Azure Stack HCI 23H2 Walkthrough (Ep 24-1)
Просмотров 3573 месяца назад
Azure Stack HCI 23H2 is the latest version of Azure Stack HCI. It focuses on cloud-based deployment & updates, cloud-based monitoring, simplified experience for Arc VM management, security, and more. Here's what the clusters look like in the Azure Portal. Send questions or suggestions for future topics to: Jake Thomas, Sales Engineer, DataON Jacob.Thomas@dataonstorage.com Recorded 9/25/24. Visi...
Real World IT: Upgrading from Azure Stack HCI 22H2 to 23H2
Просмотров 6654 месяца назад
The long overdue August 2024 feature update for Azure Stack HCI 22H2 is now available! But don't run out and try to install it right away. Here are the things you need to know first. This feature update is only the first part of your upgrade journey to 23H2. You will still need to pass validation and install a solution upgrade (yet to be released). These upgrades will not automatically "project...
Real World IT: Using AVD for Azure Stack HCI & Azure Stack HCI at Cherokee County Schools (Ep 24-1)
Просмотров 1396 месяцев назад
Azure Virtual Desktop for Azure Stack HCI extends the benefits of cloud VDI to on-premises. It helps with security and compliance, data sovereignty, and improves performance for low latency workloads. Azure Stack HCI, version 23H2 is the latest version of the Azure Stack HCI solution. This version focuses on cloud-based deployment and updates, cloud-based monitoring, new and simplified experien...
5th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable Processors Explained in 60 Seconds
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.10 месяцев назад
Here’s a one-minute breakdown of four things to know about 5th Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors, code-named Emerald Rapids. Launched at the company’s AI Everywhere event in New York City in December, the data center processors are designed for AI, bringing leaps in AI and overall performance, sustainability and advanced security features.
DataON Virtual Meetup for August 2023
Просмотров 41Год назад
Recorded on 8/31/23 DataON Integrated Solutions extend Integrated Systems for Azure Arc-enabled Azure Stack HCI to add Azure hybrid cloud workloads, creating a complete and integrated hardware, software, and workload solution: Azure Virtual Desktop for Azure Stack HCI (preview) Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) hybrid Azure Arc-managed Data Services (SQL Managed Instance and PostgreSQL) AI at the ...
StrategicVision Demo: AI at the edge with Microsoft, NVIDIA, and DataON
Просмотров 97Год назад
StrategicVision is a safety and security solution from Strategic Online Systems, Microsoft, NVIDIA, and DataON. It's an open, scalable framework that is deployed privately on-premises, and utilizes existing security assets. It features a variety of dashboards that aggregate and display data from multiple devices (cameras, environmental sensors, keycard systems, databases, etc.) Benjamin Clement...
Solidigm P5430 SSDs: TLC-like performance at a QLC price point
Просмотров 397Год назад
Solidigm's Joe Nielsen introduces the new Solidigm P5430 SSDs, which deliver high density, superior TLC-like performance at a QLC price point.
Real World IT: Tips to Improve Your AVD for Azure Stack HCI Experience (Ep 23-3)
Просмотров 160Год назад
Real World IT: Tips to Improve Your AVD for Azure Stack HCI Experience (Ep 23-3)
Transform your Data Center with Microsoft Hybrid Cloud & DataON
Просмотров 149Год назад
Transform your Data Center with Microsoft Hybrid Cloud & DataON
Real World IT: Migrating from VMware to Azure Stack HCI (Ep 23-2)
Просмотров 2,6 тыс.Год назад
Real World IT: Migrating from VMware to Azure Stack HCI (Ep 23-2)
Keep Apps Up & Running with Azure Site Recovery & NVIDIA Spectrum Switches Meet Azure Stack HCI RQs
Просмотров 982 года назад
Keep Apps Up & Running with Azure Site Recovery & NVIDIA Spectrum Switches Meet Azure Stack HCI RQs
NVIDIA Spectrum Switches with Cumulus Linux Meet Azure Stack HCI Requirements
Просмотров 6972 года назад
NVIDIA Spectrum Switches with Cumulus Linux Meet Azure Stack HCI Requirements
Real World IT: Azure Stack HCI Announcements at Microsoft Ignite Recap with The MVPs (Ep 22-7)
Просмотров 2882 года назад
Real World IT: Azure Stack HCI Announcements at Microsoft Ignite Recap with The MVPs (Ep 22-7)
Modernize Your Data Center with DataON Integrated Systems & Intel Data Center Manager
Просмотров 462 года назад
Modernize Your Data Center with DataON Integrated Systems & Intel Data Center Manager
Enhancing DataON Integrated Systems with Solidigm SSDs
Просмотров 232 года назад
Enhancing DataON Integrated Systems with Solidigm SSDs
Intel Data Center Manager & Solidigm D7 SSDs enhance DataON Integrated Systems for Azure Stack HCI
Просмотров 992 года назад
Intel Data Center Manager & Solidigm D7 SSDs enhance DataON Integrated Systems for Azure Stack HCI
Real World IT: Configuring Single-Node Clusters on Azure Stack HCI (Ep 22-5)
Просмотров 1,9 тыс.2 года назад
Real World IT: Configuring Single-Node Clusters on Azure Stack HCI (Ep 22-5)
Real World IT: Planning Your HCI Deployment (Ep 22-4)
Просмотров 3592 года назад
Real World IT: Planning Your HCI Deployment (Ep 22-4)
Real World IT: Five Things You Can Do With Azure Stack HCI (Ep 22-3)
Просмотров 5492 года назад
Real World IT: Five Things You Can Do With Azure Stack HCI (Ep 22-3)
Modernize Retail and Branch Locations with Microsoft Hybrid Cloud and DataON
Просмотров 522 года назад
Modernize Retail and Branch Locations with Microsoft Hybrid Cloud and DataON
Azure Stack HCI Virtual Meetup: Get Great Flexibility & Reduced Costs with Single-Node Clusters
Просмотров 1582 года назад
Azure Stack HCI Virtual Meetup: Get Great Flexibility & Reduced Costs with Single-Node Clusters
Real World IT: The Azure Stack HCI Support Experience (Ep 22-2)
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Real World IT: The Azure Stack HCI Support Experience (Ep 22-2)
Let's be honest, at this point (Solution10.2411.0.22), is a mess. Super flakey, Azure Resource Bridge (ARB) works sometimes, if something fails the MOC resources get completely out of sync. They promise they have fixed things in Solution10.2411.1.10, but they cannot seem to help me get upgraded without huge bouts of radio silence, well intensions, but no sense of accountability. Let's be real! 23h2 is not production ready. We're all ginny pigs because of M$ "just ship it" ethos.
My experience is every update takes weeks with a Support Request to get completed.
Good info. Sleepy dude 😴🤣🤣💀
Still not visible in Azure Public
I dont think they've updated the strings yet in Azure Cloud. So if you're looking to use this, you're still gonna have to type the words "Azure Stack HCI" or go thru the "Azure Arc" blade.
If I am managing 500+ RHEL VM’s in onpremise can I use azure local to manage that? Can I automate the monitoring , patching , configuration , deployment etc. Also is it possible to integrate local onpremise netwroks into azure local?
"It depends". Yes, you can run RHEL on Azure Local, as it's ultimately using Hyper-V and a ton of Linux distros are supported. Yes, you can "manage" your RHEL VMs with Azure Local's tooling. If they're migrated from another hypervisor (VMware, traditional Windows Server, etc), your VMs will project into the Azure Portal and you can use almost all the same tooling as you can in "normal" Azure Cloud. That tooling includes deployment via ARM or Bicep, Azure Monitor, Azure Policy, and a ton of other extensions. The reason why I said "it depends" is because obviously there are caveats with everyone's current environments. If you told me you were on Nutanix and running RHEL 5, then the answer is "not easily"... you'd need a way to get the VMs "migrated" over (backup/restore?) and then you would have to wait until Brownfield VM Hydration into Azure Portal becomes GA. So yeah, context is key :D If you have any other questions, please feel free to add them here!
Azure Local can we run Databricks feature ?
I lol'ed at the words 'licensing' and 'trauma' being used in the same sentence.
Will Azure local eventually replace Hyper V on the Server and local AD? and how should we prepare for this change?
No, not at all! Azure Local is a consolidation and name change for what was once called Azure Stack HCI. It is a not an OS, but a compete solution. That solution is built on-top of technologies like Hyper-V and Windows Server OS. As a matter of fact, Windows Server 2025 shares the same build number as the soon-to-be-released OS update for Azure Local. And Windows 11 24H2! Just to say it one more time for everyone in the back - Hyper-V is not going anywhere! It is the foundation that almost every Windows OS uses - from client (Win 10/11), Server, XBox, and Azure's own hypervisor. Local AD - not sure I follow this question. If you're asking if traditional ADDS is gonna die and be replaced with Azure AD (Entra ID), the answer is also a loud "no". Azure Local was built requiring ADDS since the beginning, but they are introducing AD-less deployments for folks who do not want to manage a "fabric domain". But no, Azure AD is not in that equation as a replacement.
Will there be a Azure Local OEM license including Windows Server 2025 VMs available?
Will there be a Azure Local OEM license with Windows Server 2025 VMs?
Nice demo
Excellent, thank you. I especially enjoyed Howard Lo's last slide "Pubic Preview". 😁 There are still challenges with Azure Migrate, i.e., Source VMs with static IP addresses are not migrated. Once synchronised any changes are only transferred every hour, but this is not configurable VMTools must be manually uninstalled after migration. MAC addresses are not migrated. Migrated VMs are not automatically Arc enabled. Migrating clustered VMs is not supported.
Why does this 2024 video look like a 2004 video
Good stuff
What are those empty words without any comarison or proof? I was on the Moon yestarday. Ok?
Its not 5th gen Xeon. Its 5th gen Xeon scalable. We hit gen five xeon almost 10 years ago.
no thanks!
Good luck competing with chiplets in servers, you already fubar
Soundbytes of what Intel wants messaged, but no analysis.
Amd is still better cost to perfmance... So... Eff off.
Why did the computer go to therapy after Intel released its 5th generation of Xeon processors? Because it had too many cores and couldn't process its feelings!
Wow! I really would like to see an in depth usability video! Nice stuff!
In order to make to more easy, you can remove the DIMM, and also ground himself before replacement of the CPU.
Very nice explanation. Thanks
How about from Nutanix AHV to Azure stack HCI. Can you recommend a methodology for that
Currently the answer is 'no'. Nutanix AHV backups can only be restored to a select few other hypervisors or cloud locations (documentation.commvault.com/2022e/essential/87279_cross_hypervisor_restores_vm_conversion.html). Please feel free to submit a request for Nutanix to Azure Stack HCI support here: metallic.io/contact
Might be a good video, don't know, the audio is way too quiet to listen to and understand... Maybe adjust the audio and re-upload?
audio issues with this video... 😬
Please try watching again. I just checked the video and didn't experience any issues with the audio.
Great video :) Cheers, Flo
Is there any info to read about S2D disk space usage. I tried to understand the usage after i enabled s2d and created empty volume. And I saw that I understand nothing in this area, at least via wac :(
In Windows Admin Center, you should be able to see the disk space usage under Tools -> Drives and then by clicking the Inventory tab. See: learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure-stack/hci/get-started#drives
Very excited ...
Amazing stuff!! Increase your engagement easily --> 'PromoSM'.
Yikes, so I wouldn’t be able to use this in a server with 12 hdd’s and 4 SSD’s? :(
Correct, Storage Bus Layer (SBL) cache is not supported in single server HCI configurations. The only supported storage types are flat-NVMe or SSD (i.e., single drive type).
I want to configure single-node cluster on azure stack hci. I have used 2 HDD+2SSD. and my bare metal server enabled HBA mode to pass through RAID. I have installed on 2 HDD. and 2SSD in raw position. I can create cluster but can not exucute the command line "Enable-ClusterStorageSpacesDirect -CacheState Disabled" and also showing can pool is false. what's the solution?
Hi Suvradeb. The four drives will need to be identical SSDs for a non-cached solution. One recent announcement from Microsoft is lowering the minimum number of capacity drives needed. In your case, you can create an HCI cluster with just 2 SSD (no HDDs) drives as capacity drives. See learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/storage/storage-spaces/storage-spaces-direct-hardware-requirements#physical-deployments
I was not able to find what hardware would be required to run a home lab with a single node. Do you have a link to it or any idea? Trying to build this at home. Thanks!
Microsoft recommends using a server from the Azure Stack HCI catalog (learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure-stack/hci/guided-quick-deploy-eval). In your case it might be easier to create a VM-based lab (learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure-stack/hci/deploy/tutorial-private-forest) or by using Azure VMs (learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure-stack/hci/guided-quick-deploy-eval).
great explanation
is there a full on-premise version without centralized azure online subscription for privacy and resiliency?
Azure Stack HCI is Hyper-V under the covers. If you want the traditional model of licensing the host and licensing the guests with a license instead of monthly subscription, you can install the Hyper-V role on Windows Server. It's functionally the same. Azure Stack HCI may get some updates faster than Hyper-V on Windows, but it's the same hypervisor, runs the same VHD's, etc.
Yes. Dell has an integrated solution for disconnected Windows server HCI too.
Yep: Azure Stack Hub
Thanks
great video. :D
Glad you enjoyed it
I think Microsoft completely missed the mark on pricing. Can you imagine building an HCI cluster with 3 servers, dual socket AMD Ryzen's with 64 cores per socket. That's $3840/month just for the privilege to tie your Cluster to Azure. Then you can't license it with Windows Server Datacenter...yikes
Thanks for the great content!
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