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In this episode of Azure Friday, Steve Michelotti talks with Scott Hanselman about Azure Government, which provides a separate physical and network-isolated instance of Azure for federal, state, and local governments with a higher level of compliance for US Government workloads. Steve shows how easy it is to get connected and get started with Azure Government.
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The Discussion
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mjda Title should read "Azure US Government" :)
You mention other "sovereign clouds". Any links on that?
Best Regards,
Z.
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robcaron @mjda: Touché. See: Azure Germany or Azure China.
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smichelotti I just want to clarify one statement I made regarding "no connection to Azure commercial whatever" – I misspoke, of course there are some connections, such as the ones that allow you to access the portal from the internet. In the interests of being super precise, you can read more detail about Azure Government's isolation here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-government/documentation-government-plan-security#understanding-isolation.
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joelm I don't like the format of the presentation.
You need to give the specialist a chance talk and finish his presentation before interrupting with simplistic questions.
It is hard to listen and follow.