Stephane Eyskens has published his third architect map.

You can find his new map here: The Azure Infrastructure Architect Map

Because I simply always keep forgetting how to un-/set proxy settings for Git this is my reminder for the future.

Set proxy

git config --global http.proxy http://<username>:<password>@<proxy-server-url>:<port>
git config --global https.proxy http://<username>:<password>@<proxy-server-url>:<port>

Unset proxy

git config --global --unset-all http.proxy # to remove it from the global config
git config --unset-all http.proxy  # to remove it from the local repo config file

Recently I posted about a great map which helps choosing the right component from Azure when designing a solution. Stephane Eyskens has published another great map. You can find his post here: Azure Security Map.

I'm really looking forward to his other maps Azure Infrastructure Architect Map and Azure Application Architect Map which he mentioned he will be creating.

Being an active reader of the The Morning Brew today I found something interesting. Stephane Eyskens created an Azure Architect Map which helps you choosing the right Azure service when designing a solution. You can find his post here: The Azure Architect Map - Microsoft Tech Community. Stephane created a mind map which helps you differentiate the Azure services. From my point of view very useful.

Ever wondered which capability is included in which Microsoft 365 plan? To get a good overview you should start with this post of Aaron Dinnage.

Unpacking Microsoft 365

If you would like to have all this information in a more graphical manner you should have a look at his GitHub repo which contains all this information as info graphics.

GitHub - AaronDinnage/Licensing: Microsoft 365 licensing diagrams