I am going to write about capacity. Some days ago one of our managers asked me about the ISO 20.000 and the capacity plan. He was looking for a simple dashboard to display our hypervisors capacity every month. So, I thought that using Powershell and SSRS could be a good idea to display and access this information.
So in this post I am going write about the draft version of the system that will generate this capacity dashboard.
Friday, November 7, 2014
ELK ( Elastic Search, Logstash, Kibana) for Windows and Linux logs for easy data mining
Recently I have been testing ELK (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana) for the visualisation and data mining with Syslog, Windows Event Viewer, Apache, SQUID and IIS logs.
Labels:
ElasticSearch,
Kibana,
Logs,
Logstash,
monitoring
Tuesday, August 19, 2014
Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Puppet in Windows Azure
Few month ago Microsoft announced the availability of Azure VM images with Puppet agent installed.
Puppet is a piece of software useful to manage hundreds o thousands of machines from a single point of management.
Today, I have tested this feature and here are the notes, I hope they will be useful to you.
Puppet is a piece of software useful to manage hundreds o thousands of machines from a single point of management.
Today, I have tested this feature and here are the notes, I hope they will be useful to you.
Testing Vagrant Azure provider
Last weekend I tried Vagrant-Azure, it is still a little bit unstable.
First of all, I did some tests with Vagrant and Virtualbox on Windows, following this URL, in this first test everything went fine, no problems.
Later, I wanted to use a Azure as provider and I had to install Vagrant-Azure Plugin https://github.com/MSOpenTech/Vagrant-Azure
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
VPN from CISCO ASA 5530 8.3(2) to Azure resets every 1 minute
We are working in a hybrid cloud solution, the first step is setting up the communications between our on premise servers and Azure.
We have at least one dozen of different network ranges in on premise network behind the ASA.
We started the communication between on premise and Azure with one full /24 network and it worked fine, no problems at this point. So we added an extra HOST of different network and the problems began, we saw these messages in the ASA device log:
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
Lessons learned with a migration to Office 365
Today we are going to write about Office 365 and the recent migration of one of our clients.
Scenario:
Scenario:
- The client want to migrate their mailboxes from on premise Exchange servers to Office 365
- The client requieres password synchronisation (just an active directory sync, not federation or SSO)
- The client has Exchange 2003 and Office 2007
- The Exchange 2003 in our client's implementation is not standard
- The client wants a gradual migration to have time window to deploy Office 2013 on their computers in multiple stages.
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