☢️ Modernizing your hybrid connectivity doesn't have to be complex, and public endpoints are a robust, high-performance option when paired with a Next-Gen Firewall.
Traditional IP-based firewalls are a thing of the past; embrace direct connectivity to ensure your hybrid management remains lean and agile.
I know this requires some polishing and update, but it is still the best starting point: https://hartiga.de/azure/best-connection-to-azure-arc-enable-a-server/
⚠️ Microsoft is bringing the full power of the cloud to environments that are completely disconnected.
☢️ This means you can now run complete productivity suites and enterprise infrastructure in air-gapped scenarios while maintaining absolute data residency and control.
Check the posting that is well hidden from the tech community: https://blogs.microsoft.com/blog/2026/02/24/microsoft-sovereign-cloud-adds-governance-productivity-and-support-for-large-ai-models-securely-running-even-when-completely-disconnected/
Whoever wrote that article could have skipped the AI component. 🤐
System Engineering
Back to basics: understanding the flow. A solid system architecture is like a complex dance, where every component moves in sync. Automation is the choreographer. What's your favorite tool for visualizing system flows?
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CQRS (The command query responsibility segregation) pattern in AWS
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/prescriptive-guidance/latest/modernization-data-persistence/cqrs-pattern.
https://gist.github.com/meigwilym/025f08208b5640ad26bc410c8a83b10f
The command query responsibility segregation (CQRS) pattern separates the data mutation, or the command part of a system, from the query part. You can use the CQRS pattern to separate updates and queries if they have different requirements for throughput, latency, or consistency. The CQRS pattern splits the application into two parts—the command side and the query side—as shown in the following diagram. The command side handles
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