Category Archives: Storage

Azure Stack Test in Production (TiPTests)

With the installation of Azure Stack TP1, Microsoft enables a feature in Azure Stack to check the health of the Azure Stack components. They have called it “Test in Production (TiPTests)”. It’s a PowerShell script that runs on the CLIENTVM and is running tests by deploying resources and testing them on your system. It uses […]

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AzureStack TP1 released! – part II

PART I:AzureStack TP1 released! Well, I hope everyone got their bits downloaded. Let’s continue with the deployment of AzureStack in our environment. I assume you have installed the host with Windows Server 2016 TP4. copy the downloaded Azure Stack bits to the host and op a PowerShell command as Administrator. Now run the DeployAzureStack.ps1 –Verbose: […]

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AzureStack TP1 released! – part I

Today is the day that many people have waited for… Azure Stack TP1 is just released. Let’s take a look at what we can expect in this release and how to get started with this build. First things first: the download link Azure Stack is Azure in your own datacenter. In the TP1 release we […]

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Microsoft Azure Stack Storage explained – part II

In the previous post we looked at how the Azure-consistent storage is being provisioned in a region and what components are involved to make this happen. In this blog post we continue our journey on Azure Stack Storage and look at what storage types are available and how blob and table storage is working in […]

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Microsoft Azure Stack Storage explained – part I

In this post we are looking at the Azure Stack Consistent Storage. We will look at how the tenant can consume the storage resources and how a service administrator can provision storage services for tenants to consume them. If we look at the storage landscape, we have to today in the private cloud we see […]

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