DirSync or better Azure Active Directory Sync will only get you that far and mostly in a SAAS(PAAS) ecosystem. But one with some fascinating capabilities. Just turn it into just another site of your business. That’s what that good solid VPN between Azure and on premises or better still, Express Route enables. Get that AD & ADFS into the cloud people! What? Yes, do it. It opens up great scenarios that will allow you to get all the comforts of on premise in your Azure data center such as … Extend AD & ADFS into Azure So without further ado, life is to short to do hybrid cloud without. I guess it beats living with the limitations but it will only get you that far.Īny country or business that isn’t investing in FC to the home & cheap affordable data connectivity to the businesses is actively destroying long term opportunity for some dubious short term gain. Extend your business network to your cloud and be done with all the hacks, workarounds, limitations, tedious & creative yet finicky "solutions" to get thing done. Or better still, take the gloves off and go for Express Route. Scale based on the number of users and usage but remember you’ll pinch at least a 100Mbps of that for a VPN to Azure. You need at least that for Office 365 Suite, if you want happy customers that is.
ConnectivityĪ 200Mbps is the absolute minimum for the SMB market. It does mean that you need to make sure that you give yourself the best possible conditions to make your cloud a success and an asset in the biggest possible number of all scenarios that might apply or come up.Ĭool you say, I hear you, but what does that mean in real life? Well it means you should stop playing games and get serious. If you think that a hybrid cloud means you need to deploy SCVMM & WAP you’re wrong.
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