Workshop Azure Fundamentals for ISVs

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Never waste a good crisis”, these famous words by Churchill could not be more relevant today as shown by the increasing number of ransomware attacks which have a significant impact on affected organizations and on our society.

For some time now [Azure] Kubernetes is thé platform to orchestrate containers. Why is this and what are the benefits of using Kubernetes and managed Kubernetes (AKS)?

Healthcare institutions seize opportunity through Azure to work on innovative solutions to improve the lives of millions of people

Each Azure service has its own SLA with associated terms and conditions; limitations and service credit (service credits). But what does this mean exactly? In this article we explain the different SlA's with their differences and what this means for your organization.

Everyone is working hard on the new platform and then someone asks.. “What about security?”

Intercept and Wortell combine their knowledge and expertise to create a major event specifically for the Azure Community

A question we get asked often at Intercept, when we transform an application to Azure, is what SQL database to use. In this article we will tell you more about the possibile options, what to pay attention to when making this choice and which database we recommend for which situation.

Streamline your Azure cloud migration.

In this article, I would like to focus on how you can grapple with the following topics: expertise management amongst personnel, IaaS vs PaaS, how you can keep pace with innovations, DevOps culture, cloud security, and framework.

In this article, we will share the most important financial considerations and insights that play a role in the switch to the cloud.

In this article we’re going to talk about one of those transformation that you as an ISV have to deal with. We’re going to deep dive into strategy and talk about the topics that require some thought.

Microsoft has drawn up the Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure, which provides guidelines to help you succeed in migrating to the Cloud.

Azure has a range of services for every kind of Cloud computing that complement your environment. There are numerous Azure Cloud Services to choose from. This article discusses the most important and relevant services for your organization.

Cloud technologies are relatively easy to implement. You can be up and running within minutes, but rushing at the start often leads to more work later on. That’s why it’s important for you to have a solid plan in place.

Data security is growing importance. As an organization, you’re obliged – including under strict regulations – to handle your data with care. You don’t want your data to end up in the wrong hands either.

Once you’ve decided to start working with Azure, the process of Cloud migration begins. Several complex decisions play a role in this process, so it makes sense to work according to a carefully draw up a migration strategy.

This is a five-minute crash course that will help you understand the main features of Microsoft Azure and Cloud computing in general.

Discover with this checklist which technical choices are essential when migrating to Microsoft Azure.

The Microsoft Azure Marketplace. What exactly is it and how can you leverage the power of the Azure Marketplace? Did you know that many companies are already using the marketplace without even being aware? In this article we will dive into the basics of the Azure Marketplace and how you can leverage the benefits.

To help Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) accelerate application development and increase business opportunities, Intercept introduces the Cloudify for ISV program.

As an Azure Expert MSP, Intercept had the pleasure and privilege of piloting these new capabilities and we’re happy to share our experiences.

Software as a service is a model for software licensing that is rapidly becoming the norm in business. But why do so many software companies transfer to SaaS? And what impact does this have on the business process of the ISV?

Many organizations, mainly ISVs, think that moving to the Public Cloud comes with high costs. This does not have to be the case at all. In fact, moving to the Public Cloud is often more cost beneficial.

When you start developing your new solution then scaling probably isn’t the first thing you think about.

As a fourth in a series of articles, we’ll take a look at availability. Which availability requirements are important for your application on Azure?

“Lift and shift or rehosting” can sound a little like moving resources from point A to point B, meaning you will move everything the good stuff and the bad stuff and you will end up with an environment that is almost identical to what you had. But rehosting your environment is so much more than that. Instead of simply moving resources around let’s let at it a little bit differently.

As a second in a series of articles, we’ll take a look at architectures and why it is important to take a look at the overall picture. Do you want to define a roadmap and see where you are in 3 years? Probably not. But you do want to understand the implications your architecture has on added value, available features and pricing.

Before you start your Azure journey it’s important to take a step back and think of what you’re trying to achieve. The first step to successfully modernizing your solution is to determine your strategy, short term and long term.

Do you have an ambition to move to the public cloud? Do you have everything in place to migrate your workloads and add value to your business using Microsoft Azure?

For a healthcare organization with multiple locations in the Netherlands, Intercept delivers and manages a full-featured workspace in the Azure Cloud.