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Ignite – Azure Stack Talk

by Stefan Denninger 16. October 2016 Community, Microsoft 0

 

Markus Klein, Ben Huepeden and myself recorded a Azure Stack talk at Microsoft Ignite 2016.

We took our time to discuss Azure Stack at a high level, place it in your architecture and compare it to other solutions such as Windows Azure Pack.

I hope you enjoy this video as much as we did recording it!

 

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