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Ctrl+Alt+Azure

Tobias Zimmergren, Jussi Roine 359 Avsnitt okt 7, 2026

Ctrl+Alt+Azure is a weekly podcast about Microsoft Azure and cloud computing, aimed at cloud architects, developers, CIOs, and CISOs. Hosts Tobias Zimmergren and Jussi Roine discuss cloud adoption strategy, security governance, identity management, and emerging topics such as agentic AI. Episodes mix practical guidance with news and commentary from the Microsoft cloud ecosystem.

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363 - Reflections on sovereign clouds in 2026
363 - Reflections on sovereign clouds in 2026 okt 7, 2026 2328 Let's talk about sovereign cloud, and what it means, and what is relevant. We talk about our experience with sovereign solutions, what the risks are, and the varying aspects of sovereign solutions from Microsoft today in the market.(00:00) - Intro and catching up.(03:42) - Show content starts.Show links- One year on: Progress on our European digital commitments (Microsoft On the Issues)-
362 - Sentinel isn’t just a SIEM anymore
362 - Sentinel isn’t just a SIEM anymore sep 30, 2026 2801 We've talked about Microsoft Sentinel a few years ago, and realized it's time to brush up our understanding of the new and interesting capabilities it has to offer. In this episode, we talked about where Sentinel is today, the retirement of the Azure Portal side, new AI-related capabilities, as well as the recently announced ISOC.(00:00) - Intro and catching up.(04:34) - Show content star
361 - What a small business actually needs to run cloud-native
361 - What a small business actually needs to run cloud-native sep 23, 2026 2565 We quite often talk about amazing enterprise-grade capabilities, like Azure Landing Zones, Data Lakes and clusters of super smart AI agents. But what about the small businesses? What do they need to get starting from scratch? In this episode we dissect the needs, the capabilities, the licenses, and security for anyone to get started in Azure and Microsoft 365!(00:00) - Intro and catching
360 - GitHub Enterprise explained
360 - GitHub Enterprise explained sep 16, 2026 2211 This week, we take a look at GitHub Enterprise, and why you should care. We talk about features, compliance, licensing, total cost, and preferred setups whether you're a small or large organization. Join us this week to level up your GitHub setup!(00:00) - Intro and catching up.(03:45) - Show content starts.Show links- GitHub pricing- Configuring SAML single sign-on for your enterprise (p
359 - Microsoft Tech Updates
359 - Microsoft Tech Updates sep 9, 2026 2628 In this week's episode, we look at recent Microsoft Tech updates. By popular request, we're expanding our scope beyond Azure to include Microsoft 365, Power Platform, and related Microsoft platforms and capabilities. What's new? What's interesting? What's retiring? (00:00) - Intro and catching up.(05:35) - Show content starts.Show links- What's new in Microsoft Security: August 2026- Micr
358 - What’s up, Exposure Management?
358 - What’s up, Exposure Management? sep 2, 2026 2381 This week we take a look at Microsoft Security Exposure Management, and what has changed since the last time we looked at it. Among these findings we can see containment capabilities for AI agents, and several capabilities converging into MSEM. Join us for a fun discussion on the latest and great security capabilities!(00:00) - Intro and catching up.(03:42) - Show content starts.Show link
357 - Microsoft 365 E7 – let there be agents and security
357 - Microsoft 365 E7 – let there be agents and security aug 26, 2026 1962 This week we focus on licensing with Microsoft 365 E7. What's included in the bundle, and which ones are relevant and when? We reflect on the upgrade path from Microsoft 365 E5, as well as E3 + Defender Suite, and reflect on the options and pricing.(00:00) - Intro and catching up.(02:50) - Show content starts.Show links- Microsoft 365 E7 announcement- Microsoft Agent 365 overview- Microso
356 - Renewing our understanding of Microsoft Global Secure Access
356 - Renewing our understanding of Microsoft Global Secure Access aug 19, 2026 2081 This week we take a look at Microsoft Global Secure Access (GSA). It's been a few years since it was announced, and it's time to refresh our thinking on what GSA is today, how companies can use it, and what a rollout in 2026 would look like. Join us in discussing GPUs, VPNs, and what a delivery project would include!(00:00) - Intro and catching up.(03:56) - Show content starts.Show links-
355 - Microsoft Tech Updates
355 - Microsoft Tech Updates aug 12, 2026 1712 In this week's episode, we look at recent Microsoft Tech updates. By popular request, we're expanding our scope beyond Azure to include Microsoft 365, Power Platform, and related Microsoft platforms and capabilities. What's new? What's interesting? What's retiring? (00:00) - Intro and catching up.(02:18) - Show content starts.Show links- Microsoft Entra Backup and Recovery- Agent identiti
354 - A look at the new Azure Front Door edge actions
354 - A look at the new Azure Front Door edge actions aug 5, 2026 1830 Azure Front Door just got programmable. Edge actions run your own JavaScript at Microsoft's edge, so A/B splits, token checks and origin routing happen before requests hit your backend. We cover what they do, where static rules run out, how they compare to Cloudflare Workers, and how to try them. (00:00) - Intro and catching up.(03:56) - Show content starts.Show links- Edge Actions - Azur
353 - The Microsoft AD Tier Model explained
353 - The Microsoft AD Tier Model explained jul 29, 2026 1841 Microsoft has put the Active Directory Tier Model on GitHub, MIT-licensed, with a deployment engine, a drift auditor, and around 1,700 tests. This used to be consulting material that Microsoft deployed to you as a paid engagement, so the obvious question is: why now? We start with that question, and also consider whether Active Directory is still worth your attention.(00:00) - Intro and c
352 - So long, SMS and voice authentication
352 - So long, SMS and voice authentication jul 22, 2026 2076 Microsoft is retiring natively provided SMS and voice authentication in Entra ID, and the clock is ticking: passkeys become the default experience on September 1, 2026, and Microsoft-provided telecom delivery is fully retired on February 1, 2027.  We walk through the timeline, what admins should do now to find and migrate affected users, and when the new Security Store telecom providers m

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