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I started learning PowerShell from your "Powershell Master Class" series a few years back and now i'm a Senior Powershell Developer, now i'm begining this Azure Stack HCI, you're doing great job, God bless, cheers!!
Its a great video, I am just in the middle of a migration to Azure, migrating datacenters, but at the same time I am building one manufacturing site and warehouse, for which this seem like a perfect solution, while stil keep our foot in Azure. Only one thing I think this video is missing is to elaborate a bit more on the backup and failover solution to Azure. Especially for my manufacturing scenario, Azure Site Recovery with Azure Stack HCI seems perfect! If for whatever reason all my 3 nodes goes down, ability to failover to Azure(even with a price of higher latency) seems perfect, at least on paper. Great video! Thanks a lot!
Watching John Savill HCI vid while deploying Azure VMware Solutions for testing and learning. What else to do while waiting couple of hours until deployment is done? :) Thanks John!
Looked at this in the very early days when it was still in development in 2015, the pricing was insane which killed it instantly for us - seems to be a bit more sensible now.
Once you've joined Stack HCI to a domain, and you've created clusters, do you need to continue to run ADDS outside of Stack HCI? And if so can that just be in Azure on VMs? Reading some stuff online saying AD must be outside of Stack HCI
Hey everyone, welcome to another video! Please make sure to read the description for the chapters and key information about this video and others.
⚠ P L E A S E N O T E ⚠
🔎 If you are looking for content on a particular topic search the channel. If I have something it will be there!
🕰 I don't discuss future content nor take requests for future content so please don't ask 😇
🤔 Due to the channel growth and number of people wanting help I no longer can answer or even read questions and they will just stay in the moderation queue never to be seen so please post questions to other sites like Reddit, Microsoft Community Hub etc.
👂 Translate the captions to your native language via the auto-translate feature in settings! ua-cam.com/video/v5b53-PgEmI/v-deo.html for a demo of using this feature.
Thanks for watching!
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John is literaly out here saving career for free! Thanks John!
I started learning PowerShell from your "Powershell Master Class" series a few years back and now i'm a Senior Powershell Developer, now i'm begining this Azure Stack HCI, you're doing great job, God bless, cheers!!
Thank you John, we are retiring our VMware environment and migrating to Azure Stack HCI.
Looking at this as well after their new pricing model
@@mjk1646 I think there's a lot of us looking at this right now for the same reasons :)
Same as well.
In the same boat. Abandoned Hyper-V eons ago in favor of vmware...full circle baby! Great video 👍
Content I've been waiting for! Thanks for making complex solutions more easy to understand. 💪 I'm looking forward to a new AMA.
Great video, very instructive and clear (as always I might say); thanks a lot John for sharing all these contents
Great Video. High level Concepts explained with right amount of details. Thank you for this video.
I am new to Azure stack HCI, you provide a very good explanation, Thank John!
Much appreciated, John. Specifically, used cases, HCI registration, Azure ARC, and info on pricing structure at the end.
"this is supposed to be a network card, i dont know what that is" i guffawed :)
Its a great video, I am just in the middle of a migration to Azure, migrating datacenters, but at the same time I am building one manufacturing site and warehouse, for which this seem like a perfect solution, while stil keep our foot in Azure. Only one thing I think this video is missing is to elaborate a bit more on the backup and failover solution to Azure. Especially for my manufacturing scenario, Azure Site Recovery with Azure Stack HCI seems perfect! If for whatever reason all my 3 nodes goes down, ability to failover to Azure(even with a price of higher latency) seems perfect, at least on paper. Great video! Thanks a lot!
Very timely for us. Thanks and hope you have a great New Year
Thanks again John for your top notch content as always.
Very welcome
Good morning John . Compliment's of the season .
💯Very good explanation! 👏 Thank you for sharing your knowledge! 🙌🙌
Invaluable information! 💙
Glad it was helpful!
Hey merry Christmas 🤶 John always good to leave first comment when you are working so hard to make us worry less 😊🎉🎉 wish you all the success 😊
Excellent was hoping for this. We are getting this to replace vsphere and need to get a grip of it.
Really great video thank you John.
Very welcome
Great video. Thank you!
Watching John Savill HCI vid while deploying Azure VMware Solutions for testing and learning.
What else to do while waiting couple of hours until deployment is done? :)
Thanks John!
Looked at this in the very early days when it was still in development in 2015, the pricing was insane which killed it instantly for us - seems to be a bit more sensible now.
Awesome
Love the shirt, what's your class?
Titan :)
@@NTFAQGuy excellent, I'm a hunter main myself, but also play a lot of Titan
I only have the one character. Barely enough time for that :-D
@@NTFAQGuy ha, fair. I don't have the time I used to either - I'm very glad they stopped bumping the power level. Anyhow, see ya starside!
For sure. Avoids that season grind. Can just start playing and doing the fun stuff. GMs!!!
Healthy Salads.. It was multiple deep-dish pizzas. Best John Savill Joke ever.
I have never bought or eaten a salad :-D Nor will I ever :-D
Once you've joined Stack HCI to a domain, and you've created clusters, do you need to continue to run ADDS outside of Stack HCI? And if so can that just be in Azure on VMs? Reading some stuff online saying AD must be outside of Stack HCI