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Jeffrey Snover: Windows Server 2012, ReFS, Modern Storage and More

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Distinguished Engineer Jeffrey Snover joins Charles Torre to discuss Windows Server 2012, cloud computing, modern file systems, modern storage, and the cloud. It's rather mind-boggling how many new technologies have found their way into Windows Server 2012.
Of course, we also talk about PowerShell (how could we not) Smiley Thanks for being such a great sport, Jeffrey. You rode tamdem with the random with your usual grace.

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  • deedubbdeedubb

    As somone that sits more on the server administrator side I would love to see more videos with Jeffrey Snover -- I would like to know more about this powershell/messaging task system system; what was its code name? Where can I find some example scripts?

    I would like to see powershell support 2 features that have been in SSH (primarily found on *nix based devices) - port forwarding & file transfers within the managment connection (keeps the network boys happier too)

    It's a small link at the top but http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Speakers/jeffrey+snover might help others that are interested

  • bizautomationbizautomati​on

    Jeff Snover has an uncanny gift for being able to take complex problems and turning them into easy to understand language. The guy rocks... would be great to see more interviews with him.

  • CharlesCharles Welcome Change

    @bizautomation: Agreed!

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