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May 16, 2022 by James Mueller

Veeam Powershell Module: VM Restore -SourceNetwork

I recently found myself writing a script using the Veeam Powershell Module. The use-case was fairly simple: accept VMs via CSV input and run a full VM restore to a new location with new settings using the last-created restore point for each VM. All the other work aside, the command being run for each VM… Read More

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February 23, 2022 by James Mueller

Okta-Federated Azure Login

In my last post I provided details on how to connect Okta and AWS for federated account access. The goal of the federated access was to remove dependency on AWS’ IAM roles and provision role-based access via SAML. The goal of this post is mostly the same – provide federated access to Azure allowing for… Read More

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February 17, 2022 by James Mueller

Okta-Federated AWS Login

Scenario I’ve now worked at a handful of different companies utilizing Okta as the primary Identity and Access Management tool in their environment. Similarly, those companies have also been utilizing AWS as one of their cloud service providers. I was recently tasked with integrating Okta with AWS with the end state of Okta becoming the… Read More

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May 4, 2021May 4, 2021 by James Mueller

HCX Bulk Migration – Get Delta Sync Info

I’ve been using VMware HCX lately while working on migrating a data center. HCX offers a few different ways to migrate workloads from the source vCenter to the destination vCenter (whether that destination be in VMC on AWS or another vSphere environment). The primary way I’ve been migrating workloads is using HCX’s Bulk Migration. A… Read More

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March 3, 2020March 3, 2020 by James Mueller

Veeam User Group Boston – 02/27/2020

Last week I had an opportunity to attend a Veeam User Group meeting at my local Veeam office. Having been involved with VMUG for so long, the VUG meetings feel familiar even if they’re in a different location with different topics. The meeting was scheduled from 11am – 3pm with time for networking and/or questions… Read More

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