Hello! This is Hashimoto, an infrastructure engineer. There is about a month and a half left this year in the blink of an eye! ? It's early. Due to the corona disaster following last year, many people may not have been able to go out far away until the state of emergency was lifted in September. We are no exception to the fact that we both like camping, and we can't go out, and we only take walks near our house, and our waist circumference is dangerous due to chronic lack of exercise! ...
Hello. This is Hashimoto, an infrastructure engineer. (Well, I've seen this eye catch before.) ) continue to participate in Microsoft Build Day 2. Unlike yesterday, there was no registration, so I was able to enter relatively comfortably. Keynote Day 2 is about Microsoft 365. It was largely divided into channels 1 to 4, and each was as follows. ch1 -...
Hello. This is Hashimoto, an infrastructure engineer. Following AWS's re:invent in November last year, this time we are participating in Microsoft's Build. This is Microsoft's conference for software developers. This year, the United States will continue to be held at the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle, Washington, from May 7th to 9th. ...
This is Hashimoto, an infrastructure engineer. Las Vegas is chilly in the mornings and evenings, but during the day, the weather is so good that you can barely wear short sleeves. Now, let's introduce the new service announced on the second day of Keynote. Competent assistants will support you in the conference room and at the desk. 「Alexa,start meeting」、「Alexa,dial...
Hello. This is Hashimoto, an infrastructure engineer. Like saeki, we are participating in re:Invent 2017, a major event that AWS is proud of. I had a check-in error even before leaving the country, and on the first day, I had a hard time moving by bus (for some reason it wasn't in the order described in the pamphlet & everyone got off silently when I arrived), but I got used to it, so I worked hard to report on the second day. Here is the state of the first day. -...
Hello. This is Hashimoto, a newcomer. Until now, I have been involved in operation and construction work in on-premises hybrid cloud (private + public) and physical servers, but AWS itself is the first environment to handle, so I would like to write a blog from that perspective. This time, after the introduction of AWS, you can set up Cloudwatch for basic resource monitoring, set up Alarm, and send an email when the threshold is exceeded...