Understanding Which Workloads Are Ideal for Azure Premium Storage
Description
Come learn PowerShell the way PowerShell was meant to be learned—exploring Windows from a command-line. The goal of this session is not to teach you any particular PowerShell feature or how to manage a system, but to equip you with the tools and techniques that will help you explore and learn PowerShell and figure out how to manage things on your own.
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4Level:
400Track:
Usage & AdoptionSession Type:
Deep DiveCode:
BRK4451Room:
Arie Crown TheaterShare
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The Discussion
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MickyBalladelli Excellent session. Funny and yet very instructive. A must-see.
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FrankVasquez The best session! Looking forward for the new Powershell V5 will all these awesome goodies. Finally Microsoft is doing it right. Thanks Jeffrey and thanks Don, you guys rock!
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Naeem Mohammad Loved this session as always, watched the same session live last year at teched Europe. This session is always about nothing yet i cant stop watching it, reminds me of Seinfeld (show about nothing, yet we all loved it).
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Trace Pearson I got a real kick out of the comment about shipping open source software for the first time in Windows Server . Never mind the BSD based TCP/IP stack :D