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Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Hyper-V Planning and Deployment Guide
The Hyper-V Planning and Deployment Guide is intended to help you understand the considerations you should take into account when planning to deploy Hyper-V™, and to provide installation and configuration details that will help you deploy Hyper-V.
Overview of Hyper-V
Before You Install Hyper-V
Installing Hyper-V
Configuring Virtual Networks
Implementing Disks and Storage
Appendix A: Example Authorization Manager Tasks and Operations
Appendix B: Authorization Manager Terminology
Hyper-V enables you to create a virtualized server computing environment using a technology that is part of Windows Server® 2008. You can use a virtualized computing environment to improve the efficiency of your computing resources by utilizing more of your hardware resources. This is possible because you use Hyper-V to create and manage virtual machines and their resources. Each virtual machine is a virtualized computer system that operates in an isolated execution environment. This allows you to run multiple operating systems simultaneously on one physical computer.
Who will be interested in this role?
Hyper-V can be useful to you if you are:
Hyper-V can be useful to you if you are:
An IT administrator, planner, or designer.
An IT architect responsible for computer management and security throughout your organization.
An IT operations manager who is looking for ways to reduce the total cost of ownership of their server infrastructure, in terms of both power costs and management costs.
A software developer or tester who is looking for ways to increase productivity by reducing the time it takes to build and configure a server for development or test use.
Microsoft Corporation
Published: March 2009
Published: March 2009
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Introduction to Visual C# 2005 for Java Developers - Ramp Up
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Topics include
- .NET Framework runtime
- Comparison between Java and Visual C#
- Assemblies
- Language syntax
Level 1: Introduction to Visual C# 2005
Developers with Java experience can start learning Visual C#. Topics include comparison of Java to C#, overview of the .NET Framework runtime, language syntax, assemblies and a Java-to-.NET API reference, Visual Studio 2005 IDE, and upgrading and deploying applications. Put your new skills to work in a virtual lab. The level concludes with a skills assessment test.
Level 2: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0, an Introduction
Visual C# 2005 developers get an introduction to .NET Framework 2.0 programming concepts and methods. Learn .NET Framework 2.0 concepts such as core classes in the .NET Base Class Library. Topics, as they specifically apply to Visual C# 2005 and Visual Studio 2005, include system types, generics, collections, and serialization. Put your new skills to work in a virtual lab. The level concludes with a skills assessment test.
Level 3: Introduction to Data and Security
Designed to introduce Visual C# 2005 developers to core .NET Framework 2.0 development concepts centered on data and security. Topics include ADO.NET, XML, Web services, SOAP, and security. Put your new skills to work in a virtual lab. The level concludes with a skills assessment test.
Level 4: Windows Application Development Concepts
Become skilled in the basics of developing Windows applications using Visual C# 2005. Begin by reviewing application development concepts such as creating Windows forms and controls and configuring controls and creating the user interface. Then, lay the ground work for developing and deploying successful Windows applications by using Visual C# 2005 and Visual Studio 2005.
Free! Access to E-Learning Course 2926: Building Windows Forms Applications with Microsoft Visual Studio 2005—a U.S.$44.99 value! Put your new skills to work in a virtual lab. The level concludes with a skills assessment test.
Level 5: Web Application Development Basics
Find out about developing Web applications using Visual C# 2005. Begin with an introduction to Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 followed by a study of tools and architecture. Topics include server controls, configuration, custom controls, forms authentication, building data-bound forms and deployment of Web applications.
Free! Access to E-Learning Course 2927: Building Web Applications with Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0—a U.S.$44.99 value! Put your new skills to work in a virtual lab. The level concludes with a skills assessment test.
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Duane Aritonang
http://www.artduane.com/
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Project Codename Teton (Hyper-V Security Guide)
Beta program for Hyper-V Security Guide
The Hyper-V Security Guide can help you elevate the security of virtualized Microsoft® Windows Server® environments to meet your business-critical needs. This guide provides IT professionals like you with guidance, instructions, and recommendations to address your key security concerns around server virtualization.
The Hyper-V Security Guide provides the following information to address your security concerns around server virtualization
Hardening Hyper-V: Prescriptive guidance for hardening the Hyper-V server role, including several best practices for installing and configuring Hyper-V with a focus on security. These best practices include measures for reducing the attack surface of Hyper-V as well as recommendations for properly configuring secure virtual networks and storage devices on a Hyper-V host server.
Delegating virtual machine management: Prescriptive guidance to help you safely and securely delegate administrative access to virtual machine resources within an organization.
Protecting virtual machines: Prescriptive guidance for securing virtual machine resources, including best practices and detailed steps for protecting virtual machines by using a combination of file system permissions, encryption, and auditing.
Download the Beta version of this Solution Accelerator, Hyper-V Security Guide-Beta.zip
This archive file contains the following documents:
- ReleaseNotes-Beta.rtf Release notes for the Beta version of the Hyper-V Security Guide.
- Hyper-V Security Guide-Beta.docx Beta version of the Hyper-V Security Guide.
- Data sheet for Hyper-V Security Guide-Beta.docx Short overview description of the Hyper-V Security Guide.
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Regards,
Duane Aritonang
http://www.artduane.com/
Thursday, February 05, 2009
Microsoft Pre-release Software Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4.0 Community Technology Preview (CTP)
Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4.0 mark the next generation of developer tools from Microsoft. Designed to address the latest needs of developers, Visual Studio delivers key innovations in the following pillars: Democratizing Application Lifecycle Management, Enabling emerging trends, Inspiring developer delight and Riding the next generation platform wave.
- Democratizing Application Lifecycle Management
Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) crosses many roles within an organization and traditionally not every one of the roles has been an equal player in the process. Visual Studio Team System 2010 continues to build the platform for functional equality and shared commitment across an organization’s ALM process. - Enabling emerging trends
Every year the industry develops new technologies and new trends. With Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4.0, Microsoft delivers tooling and framework support for the latest innovations in application architecture, development and deployment. - Inspiring developer delight
Ever since the first release of Visual Studio, Microsoft has set the bar for developer productivity and flexibility. Visual Studio 2010 continues to deliver on the core developer experience by significantly improving upon it for roles involved with the software development process. .NET Framework 4.0 contains numerous improvements that make it easier to develop powerful and compelling applications. - Riding the next generation platform wave
Microsoft continues to invest in the market leading operating system, productivity application and server platforms to deliver increased customer value in these offerings. With Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4.0 customers will have the tooling support and the platform support needed to create amazing solutions around these technologies.
Download the Training Kit - November Preview
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Duane Aritonang
http://www.artduane.com/
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