I'm slightly late with my weekly video as I was at a conference on Friday and it is a fairly short one this week as I am not feeling very well unfortunately.
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As some of you may know I've started doing weekly update videos on YouTube, where I share what I've been up to, Tech news etc. I started doing it as I'm not massively comfortable standing in front of a camera and speaking on my own, so the hope is I start to get used to it.
I spent some time...
This week I talk about attending the Women in Tech Scotland event in Edinburgh and the two conferences that I am on the organising committee for. As well as a whisky that was made using Azure Artifical Intelligence.
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Scottish Su...
I recently received the confirmation email that I will be speaking at the WinOps London conference in September 2019.
The session is a new talk and the first time I'll be delivering it. The session I am delivering is:
From Pushing Server Cage Nuts to Pushing Code
When I started my career in...
In this new world where technology is changing the way we work and behave in our daily lives it hard to keep up with things that are happening. I know that I struggle at times to keep up with everything that is happening.
Throughout my career I've been classed as what you would call a "genera...
Our productive devices (laptops, mobile phones, tablets, etc) all have cameras on them meaning we have the ability to take pictures and videos more frequently. Within the workplace this is giving us more opportunities and more challenges.
I work remotely from my team, either at home, in custom...
One of my goals back in August 2018 when I migrated my blog away from WordPress to Grav was to be able to make use of Visual Studio Code (aka Code) more often throughout my day. All my Grav posts are written in Markdown, and Visual Studio Code is one of the many tools out there that is very good a...
As regulars to my blog will know I am a huge fan of the Azure Migrate product that Microsoft released in 2018. The first iteration of the product assessed your VMware environment and provided you with insightful feedback so you could start to plan out your migration from your on-premises data c...
Two of my colleagues have started the Midlands Azure User Group and have invited me down to Birmingham to speak about migration at their next meetup in July.
The session I am delivering is a new one for me:
Cloud Transformation Migration to the Cloud is something that every organisation is...
For awhile I've been promising to speak at a Ladies of Code event in Glasgow, Scotland and something either personal or work related has got in the way. I am pleased to say that is not the case now, I am due to speak at the event
The session I am delivering is a new one for me:
A Walk throu...
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Sarah Lean
Cloud Solution Architect
My name is Sarah Lean, I am a Cloud Solution Architect with Microsoft focusing on all things Azure.
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