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Sliding Windows

Der Interview-Audiocast mit Thorsten Butz zu Themen der professionellen IT mit einer leichten Affinität zu Microsoft Server Technologien.

Podcast · By Thorsten Butz · German · DE · Official site

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Sep 1, 2026
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Jul 3, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    SLW 26: Agentless with Jordan Borean (opens the original)

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    "Agentless" is a design decision, but for Jordan Borean it also describes a career. He is a Senior Software Engineer at Red Hat in Brisbane, Australia, working on Ansible Core, where the Windows integration is largely his work. Ansible, a tool written in Python, extended in PowerShell, maintained by a Linux company, for an operating system that company doesn't sell. Nobody set out to build a job like that. Jordan grew up entirely inside the Microsoft ecosystem: Windows XP through 7, even a Windo

  2. Episode · Jul 3, 2026

    SLW 25: The pursuit of learning with Ronald Beekelaar (opens the original)

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    Ronald Beekelaar is a man of many talents. A qualified computer scientist, he has been involved in training and certification within the Microsoft ecosystem since the 1990s. Following the introduction of virtualisation in the early 2000s, he swiftly became one of the foremost experts in this area. Initially, he focused on VMware products, but with the release of Hyper-V — Microsoft's first in-house hypervisor development — Microsoft's solution became the centre of his work. He founded Virsoft ,

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