Microsoft Body of Knowledge 2002: Azure edition
Announcing Part 1 of the Microsoft Licensing Body of Knowledge 2022! Yes, updates to our best-ever selling book, the Microsoft Licensing Body of Knowledge 2021, are underway, and to get them to you as quickly as possible, we’ve split the book into 3 parts. The first part, the Microsoft Licensing Body of Knowledge 2022: Azure edition, will be available in the next few days. What can you expect? Well, you’ll find whole new chapters on additional Azure options that Microsoft have introduced – the Azure Savings Plan and Capacity Reservations, for example. We’ve also included additional topics, such as Azure…
Microsoft Licensing Body of Knowledge 2022 Exam now available!
Our Microsoft Licensing Body of Knowledge 2022 exam is now launched! The 2021 exam is still available, still remains a valid qualification, and any vouchers you may have purchased can be used for either the 2022 or 2021 exam. Find out more about the exam and what it tests on our website here: http://bit.ly/3ezFl3s, and feel free to arrange a call with Paul to talk about how achieving these qualifications may help your business: paul@licensingschool.co.uk.
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Microsoft Licensing Body of Knowledge 2021 Exam – sample Online Services questions
Online Services knowledge check now available! Our Microsoft Licensing Body of Knowledge 2021 Exam tests across on-premises products, Online Services, and Azure. If you want to evaluate your current level of knowledge of the licensing of Microsoft's Online Services and how customers buy them, then there's a sample test you can take. Just email info@licensingschool.co.uk to get a code to take the free test, and get an idea of how your preparation to take the full exam is going.
Microsoft Licensing Body of Knowledge 2021 Exam – sample on-premises questions
Our Microsoft Licensing Body of Knowledge 2021 Exam tests across on-premises products, Online Services, and Azure. If you want to evaluate your current level of knowledge of the licensing of Microsoft's on-premises products and how customers buy them, then there's a sample test you can take. Just email info@licensingschool.co.uk to get a code to take the free test, and get an idea of how your preparation to take the full exam is going.
Announcing the Microsoft Licensing Body of Knowledge Exam
Announcing the Microsoft Licensing Body of Knowledge 2021 Exam! We created the Microsoft Licensing Body of Knowledge 2021 Book to give you one place to find information on Microsoft licensing; now there’s an exam if you want to demonstrate that you have a good grasp of all of the key licensing topics, ranging from on-premises products to Online Services and Azure. We would like to invite anyone with a Get Licensing Ready Master certification to join our private preview. If you hold this certification then please email info@licensingschool.co.uk with your GLR certificate, and we’ll send you a voucher code to take the…
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How does the licensing of Windows Server Containers work?
Organizations might choose to deploy apps in containers rather than virtual machines so let’s take a look at the licensing of Windows Server Containers, and Microsoft define two types of containers in the Product Terms. Firstly, there’s a Windows Server Container with Hyper-V isolation which, from a licensing perspective, is considered to be a virtual operating system environment and thus follows the licensing rules for virtual machines which are covered in the previous section. Then there’s a Windows Server Container without Hyper-V isolation which is a feature of the Windows Server software itself, and thus a customer may use as…