Hailey Phillips | MVP
@allwayshype.com
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Microsoft MVP | IT Systems Engineer | Professional Pokémon Trainer 👩🏻‍💻 | Tech Enthusiast 📍Seattle, WA Twitter: https://x.com/AllwaysHyPe Github: https://github.com/AllwaysHyPe Website: https://www.allwayshype.com/
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Fantastic! Thank you so much @merill.net for creating such a great resource!
🦋 Introducing bluesky.ms 👏 = A crowdsourced database of anyone and everyone in the Microsoft community on Bluesky.

👉 Add yourself and anyone you know today 👈

🫂 All are welcome.

This is my v1, I'll add options to directly follow from the site itself but first 👇

LET'S FILL IT UP! 🙏
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The $10 million dollar deal is about to go down.

#MMSMOA #MMSMusicCity
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“Wow the guitar is in tune!”

“Well yeah, it’s #Intune@mmsmoa.bsky.social

#MMSMOA #MMSMusicCity
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Folks of #MMSMOA please sign up for jam sessions! @allwayshype.com and I will be hanging out tomorrow morning and would love to chat...even if you're coming to our session later in the day - pre-seed your questions! #MMSMusicCity
I can’t help myself 🤭
I don’t swap contexts inside VSCode. The closest I get is saving creds as a variable for an account with the permissions. If it’s something I need to run more than once or against on-prem/non-Azure resources, I use Azure Arc with an automation account/function app/etc.
I just went to take a look to see if there were any changes in Confluence and saw that there's a native Markdown Macro that can use a url, but would need a profile. I am going to play around with that a bit to see how feasible it is to use.

appfire.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/...
Configuration - Cloud - Markdown for Confluence - Confluence
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Hey Justin! Originally I had used the Markdown Macro that's native in Confluence where I had just copy/pasted the markdown into the macro.
Exactly! There is a creator on TikTok that’s a senior software engineer that gave really great examples of why it’s so important to thoroughly evaluate solutions. K8s are super cool, but if you don’t have the use-case for it, it’s a bit overkill…
I walked away and just 😶😆
... I'd like to leave...

😆
I have absolutely zero knowledge of Counter Strike but I feel like there's easier ways than shocking your muscles..
I really struggled with feeling competent with #MSGraph but breaking it down into the sum of it's parts made it a ton easier for me to see WHY I was focused on learning it. I was learning how to work with an API, auth, pagination, etc. That's a skill I can translate into any language or platform.
because at the end of the day, when you can show that value, and reliably scale it, those are INVALUABLE skills.

That's a big reason I'm such a fan of spending the time learning automation (even when it's hard and scary) because it sets you up for enabling your own growth.
but doing something as seemingly simple as uploading your standard #PowerShell scripts into source control and sharing with your team is a great way to become well on your way towards building that culture that really drives business value (I kinda hate myself that lol).