Rest assured, on-prem is mostly what's out there. Hybrid on-prem sure, but on-prem hybrid is the vast majority of business - large and small. And SMB is most of US business.
Hello Mr Rising, at 7.54 the idfix is not actually suggesting the right update value after detecting the non-routable domain, or is it?I think it's suggesting the .local domain
Is the onpremises business dead in UK ? as i dont see total cloud dominance due to cost of hyperscalers sure they are dominant but it depends on the application and how big is the company
Certainly not dead. I would say we are majority hybrid at the moment and that will continue a good while. Most cloud only businesses are born that way - eg startups.
Thank you peter , very helpful for a company that is finally moving to the cloud.
Glad to help. Hope it’s going well for you.
I learned a lot about Azure AD Connect today! Thanks a lot, Peter!
You are most welcome. Pleased you enjoyed it.
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Rest assured, on-prem is mostly what's out there. Hybrid on-prem sure, but on-prem hybrid is the vast majority of business - large and small. And SMB is most of US business.
Agreed. On prem is here for a good while yet.
Hello Mr Rising, at 7.54 the idfix is not actually suggesting the right update value after detecting the non-routable domain, or is it?I think it's suggesting the .local domain
Ha, you are quite correct. I did not catch that at the time. Must have been a glitch.
@@peterrisingM365 i do not have an environment to test out but given that the github repo does not have recent commits, maybe it's a bug
Is the onpremises business dead in UK ? as i dont see total cloud dominance due to cost of hyperscalers sure they are dominant but it depends on the application and how big is the company
Certainly not dead. I would say we are majority hybrid at the moment and that will continue a good while. Most cloud only businesses are born that way - eg startups.