Episode 105–From AzureRm to Az in Azure PowerShell - a podcast by Ben Stegink, Scott Hoag

In Episode 105, Ben and Scott get into the news around the latest release of Azure PowerShell and the transition from AzureRm to Az and the impacts it has on existing PowerShell-based automation for Azure. They also get into how you can protect your IaaS SQL Servers that are hosted in Azure using Azure Backup and a Recovery Services vault.
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Intelligink - We focus on the Microsoft Cloud so you can focus on your businessShow Notes

Azure PowerShell ‘Az’ Module version 1.0How to migrate from AzureRM to Az in Azure PowerShell
Support Tip: Azure AD updating IP Addresses in Mid-JanuaryOffice 365 IP Address and URL Web service
Azure Backup can automatically protect SQL databases in Azure VM through auto-protectBack up SQL Server databases to Azure

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