Managing Hybrid and Multi-Cloud Environments with Azure Arc

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Azure Arc is a hybrid cloud solution that lets you manage and deploy applications and services across datacenters, edge devices, and multicloud environments using Azure tools and services. You can use Azure Arc to simplify governance, optimize costs, accelerate innovation, and enhance security for your hybrid environment. In this session, we will explore the features and benefits of Azure Arc. We will check how Azure Arc enables organizations to extend Azure management to any infrastructure, regardless of location or platform, and how it can help simplify complex hybrid and multi-cloud environments. We will also check how to use Azure Arc to manage and monitor resources, enforce compliance policies, and deploy applications across a variety of environments and best practices for using Azure Arc to optimize resource utilization, increase security, and reduce operational costs. Whether you are just getting started with Azure Arc or looking to deepen your knowledge, this session will provide the information and tools you need to manage your hybrid cloud environment successfully.

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Nuno Árias Silva

Inetum, Solutions Architect Manager – Modern Workplace Lead

I advise my clients to be proactive in adopting new Microsoft technologies that help them to reach business needs and to accomplish their goals. Nuno Arias Silva has more than 20 years working on IT, with a Master in Information Technologies, last projects have more focus on Office 365, Infrastructures and Security within Microsoft Infrastructure Products. Biography Solutions Architect Manager at Inetum – Modern Workplace Lead – Microsoft Solutions Architect – MVP Office Apps and Services and MCT at Inetum (Microsoft Gold Partner) for Microsoft Office 365, Exchange, Private Cloud, Infrastructure, Active Directory, SQL and Auditing Microsoft Products, support at pre-sales and sales areas. Specialist in Office 365, with a focus on Exchange, Virtualization, and System Center: With more than 20 years of experience in Datacenter Architectures, Nuno has 40+ certifications (MCT, MCSE, MCITP, MCSA, and MCTS among others). Experience in enterprise environments: He has worked in several industries, including Aerospace, Transportation, Energy, Manufacturing, Financial Services, Government, Health Care, Telecoms and IT Services, Gas-Oil companies in different countries and continents. Assisted Microsoft in the development of workshops and special events and case studies, and as a speaker at several Microsoft events. Contributes to several articles and publications in various blogs and communities.

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