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Brilliant and massively informative content here John! In a more general theme I absolutely believe my progress in all things Azure would suffer without your videos. BRAVO!!!
Excellent tutorial John. This one is now in my top 5 "must watch" Savill videos. Really like the improvements to the AAD service that Microsoft has implemented.
Great info John! Every day we see authentications on Azure AD backup from Exchange Online clients, most of them when using ipv6. Based on your info, this could be a bug in MSAL where the client assumes there is no connection with the main Azure AD and falls back on the backup system.
God Bless you richly John Savill. Your lectures and content structure is Fantastic. Currently learning all things Azure. Your content is just what I need. Everyone make sure you bookmark all the links John shared in the show-notes. Maximum Respect!
I enjoyed your video and have a bit more appreciation for the thought and engineering put into the resiliency of Azure AD! If memory serves (or google) on March 15th, 2021 Azure AD and most everything else that depends on Azure AD had an outage lasting 12+ for most of us in North America (Microsoft did not achieve their 99.9% uptime that month). Some tenants and some services like MEM/Intune the Azure AD outage caused problems for more than 24+ hours. I don't understand how cryptographic key swapping as part of an upgrade could take out so much of Azure AD at one time, there obviously was/is still a single point of failure?
Hi John, besides the resiliency we could use within Azure, does Azure AD have a capability to interact with or failover to other cloud Identity Providers? Because no matter how resilient it can be, we have still experienced some down time in Azure
you misunderstand. its not a separate store, its just a regional auth set for the tokens. It's about isolation and dependencies, i.e. things living in the region only depend on other things in the region.
Hey everyone, welcome to this exploration of thinking about Azure AD resiliency! Please make sure to read the description for the chapters and key information about this video and others.
⚠️ P L E A S E N O T E ⚠️
🔎 If you are looking for content on a particular topic search the channel. If I have something it will be there!
🕰️ I don't discuss future content nor take requests for future content so please don't ask 😇
Thanks for watching!
☁️🤙💪
Wow.... Awesome Video, Really greatful to know how background stuff is working and planned.
Brilliant and massively informative content here John! In a more general theme I absolutely believe my progress in all things Azure would suffer without your videos. BRAVO!!!
That is very kind and appreciated. Thank you 🤙
Thank you! Good to know all of these AAD stuff. I am a big fan of Managed Identities!
Very welcome!
Another excellent detailed presentation. Keep up the great work John. M
Thank you
Awesome, thanks for this video John!
Excellent tutorial John. This one is now in my top 5 "must watch" Savill videos. Really like the improvements to the AAD service that Microsoft has implemented.
Thanks Dan! 🤙
Brilliant video as always. Thanks for all the work and clear way of presenting and explaining complex stuff in an understandable way.
Thanks John. Much appreciated in putting this content together.
Once again you have proved to be the best Azure Instructor there is out there - this was extremely interesting, learned a lot as always. Thanks John!
Glad it was helpful!
John, this was by far the best video I've ever watched from you. Thank you for putting the time to make these videos for us. Appreciate it!
Very welcome
Excellent tutorial. Thank you for sharing this
Great video John. Keep up the awesome content creation!
GREAT VIDEO! super detailed about a topic that is so important. Thank you for doing this... I spent my day off watching your channel :)
Thank you for these deeper dives.
enjoying this video for today learning, thanks a lot!
Happy to hear that!
Incredibly useful, thanks
Excellent, Azure AD itself is complex and confusing you break it down simply 😁
Simply Fantastic explanation!
Glad you liked it!
Great info John! Every day we see authentications on Azure AD backup from Exchange Online clients, most of them when using ipv6. Based on your info, this could be a bug in MSAL where the client assumes there is no connection with the main Azure AD and falls back on the backup system.
God Bless you richly John Savill.
Your lectures and content structure is Fantastic. Currently learning all things Azure. Your content is just what I need.
Everyone make sure you bookmark all the links John shared in the show-notes.
Maximum Respect!
You are very welcome
Hey John, are you going to have cram study for... Just kidding! hehe. Timely upload. I'm studying Azure AD right now. This would help a lot.
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Hai from Malaysia because it was mentioned
Awesome video John. Is there anything about AAD recovery, like if someone delete users or groups from AAD?
objects are tombstoned and you can undelete for a period of time.
great. brilliant
I enjoyed your video and have a bit more appreciation for the thought and engineering put into the resiliency of Azure AD! If memory serves (or google) on March 15th, 2021 Azure AD and most everything else that depends on Azure AD had an outage lasting 12+ for most of us in North America (Microsoft did not achieve their 99.9% uptime that month). Some tenants and some services like MEM/Intune the Azure AD outage caused problems for more than 24+ hours. I don't understand how cryptographic key swapping as part of an upgrade could take out so much of Azure AD at one time, there obviously was/is still a single point of failure?
I actually covered that in the weekly update if interested. th-cam.com/video/_HDQ5xfuwLo/w-d-xo.html
Hi John, besides the resiliency we could use within Azure, does Azure AD have a capability to interact with or failover to other cloud Identity Providers? Because no matter how resilient it can be, we have still experienced some down time in Azure
No the app would have to support multiple and failover but that is very hard to do
Top notch content, cheers!
I wonder why they added a region specific service for one type of account, while it could be included in AAD?
you misunderstand. its not a separate store, its just a regional auth set for the tokens. It's about isolation and dependencies, i.e. things living in the region only depend on other things in the region.
@@NTFAQGuy aaah cheers, thanks for the clarification!
I'm here cause I heard there was an azure incident yesterday, US, NZ and AU folks commented they were affected. Any ideas what happened?
There was an AWS one. Not aware of Azure incident
Sorry I have not got the time to watch this video today, (too much stuff do to....) but it does look VERY interesting....