Windows Server 2025 – Part 2 (Hyper-V)
Last time I started here with Part 1 and the IT Architect view on Windows Server 2025 and prepared a hardware and Operating system. This time we look into Hyper-V…
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IT architects Abbreviations used with clusters
IT Architects often use abbreviations in the Architectural Elevator and this often doesn’t help our conversation partners with architectural topics. Today I will explain some abbreviations on the subject of…
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Tail for Logfiles with Windows – various options
I views a lot of log files and I always look for the functionality to use Tail for Logfiles with Windows “live” in a GUI. Under Linux, this is very…
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Azure Landing Zone – Reference architecture
The Landing Zone for the Microsoft Cloud environment is a reference architecture that supports companies in the secure and scalable provisioning of Azure resources. What are the 5 focus topics…
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Windows Server 2025 – Part 1 (Preparation) – Preview / Outdated
IMPORTANT: Check the updated version for the final release! Click here. As an IT Architect i am always interested to see the newest stuff. Microsoft released the Windows Server 2025…
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Fujitsu Q556/2 and Windows Server 2025
In the next weeks I will start a lot of activities around Fujitsu Mini Desktops and Windows Server 2025 with Hyper-V. If you want to follow the progress, maybe it’s…
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Remove Path length limit of 260 characters with Windows 10 / 11 260
With Windows 10 from build 14352 and with Windows 11, Microsoft has made it possible to override the maximum path length of 260.
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mouse and keyboard on 2 Pc’s
If you have two Windows PCs next to each other and want to use the same mouse and keyboard on 2 Pc’s at the same time, you can fall back…
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Notepad++ – Most important AddOns 2024
Notepad++is my favourite notebook and editor is actually perfect, but it can always be better. For this reason, there are a few “quality of life” improvements that I use over…
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Illuminate Technical Debt by “Daily DevOps & .NET”
I wanted to write about how to illuminate technical debt. Luckily I noticed that my colleague Martin Stühmer had already written an article on this subject. This is available on…
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