The Weeks Top Links

Here are some of the most notable links from the week:

• Azure PowerShell: Create Azure Storage Account and Containers via Chris Pietschmann
• Administrator’s Introduction to Azure IoT via Chris Pietschmann
• Microsoft thinks coronavirus will forever change the way we work and learn via Tom Warren
• Using Azure Key Vault Secrets with PowerShell Tasks in Azure DevOps via Sean
• Azure DevOps with Azure IoT Edge and the Raspberry Pi – Part 6 – Creating an Azure Container Registry via PeteCodes
• Microsoft’s CTO explains how AI can help health care in the US right now via Andrew Marino
• An IoT Busy Light for Remote Workers with IoT Central via Stefan Denninger
• Microsoft Teams Meeting or Microsoft Teams Live Event via Techie Lass Blog

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Microsoft Azure Service Updates

Here’s a list of the Microsoft Azure Service Updates from over the past week:

• Azure Monitor Application Insights is now in preview
• Azure Sphere update 20.04 is now available for compatibility testing
• Azure Monitor Logs new create workspace experience
• Storage Analytics logs for Azure Data Lake Storage are now generally available
• Update self-hosted integration runtime nodes to TLS 1.2 by May 11, 2020

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