Today I had a interesting issue. I could not connect to the PowerShell Gallery anymore. The horror, the horror...Here's the thing; I'm working on hardening Windows servers, and one of the settings I'm implementing is disabling TLS 1.0. It's known for quite a while that Microsoft is working on disabling TLS 1.0 everywhere. So I want to be a good boy and follow the industry moves.But if you're disabling TLS 1.0, and your .NET application is using a .NET framework older than 4.7, then akward issues can arise. For example, I had the following…
Microsoft is going fast, really fast with their developments on their Azure platform. As a result you, the Azure Administrator, needs to keep learning all that new stuff. That's nice and all, but at a certain point you maybe want to have some proof of excellence of what you've learned. For this, you can take and pass an exam and show to your boss, coworkers or your cat that you know your shit. But as soon you've taken that exam on something Azure related, it's already outdated. Thanks Microsoft, for those fast development cycles. ;-) But, there's a new kid…