Global Automation Bootcamp 2021 will occur between 5th-27th February, where it will be delivered 53 sessions across six days on Power Automate, Powershell, Azure, LogicApps, and Functions, WebHooks, Runbooks, DevOps, Selenium, and RPA to automate administrative manual business operations.
5th February – Global Automation Bootcamp Day 1
6th/7th February – Power Automate Bootcamp
13th February – RPA Bootcamp
20th February – Azure Track
20th February – Powershell Saturday
27th February – UI Test Automation Bootcamp
I’m honored to be accepted and allowed to speak at this event on a session about Power Automation: Best practices, tips and tricks. My session will take place on the second day, Saturday – February 6, 2021, on the track/day Power Automate Saturday Bootcamp at 11 am according to GMT/UTC.
Power Automation: Best practices, tips and tricks
As I mentioned before, my session will be all about best practices and small tips and tricks that we can apply to our Power Automate flows. For those reasons, I would like to invite you to join me at the Global Automation Bootcamp 2021 virtual event on Saturday, February 6, 2021.
Session name: Power Automation: Best practices, tips and tricks
Abstract: In this session, we will do a reflection to your existing Power Automation flows and when thru a list of must-have best practices, tips, and tricks that will allow you to build more reliable and effective flows. At the same time, these will allow you to be more productive and document your flow’s from the beginning. I will be sharing 10 tips that you should know for being more productive and build epic flows!
Sessions, sessions, and more sessions this has been my frantic start to the year in terms of contributions to the community, four different presentations delivered in January where Logic Apps was the only common factor:
Logic Apps: Development experiences at Azure User Group Portugal with Pedro Almeida (video not yet available)
How to create robust monitor solutions with PowerShell, Azure Functions and Logic Apps at Azure Lowlands (video not yet available)
and Logic Apps: Anywhere, Everywhere at Microsoft Integrate Conference DACH
Today I’m happy to share with you the slides and the video of this last session are now available online for those who want to see them.
About the session
Session name: Logic App: Anywhere, Everywhere.
Abstract: A walk-thru session on how and where we can or should use Logic Apps and start building fantastic business processes. We will be addressing topics like: what tools should you use: Azure Portal, Visual Studio, or Visual Studio Code. What kind of solutions you can create, cloud integration, hybrid integration, or on-premises integration. Along with some best practices and what are the advantages and drawbacks of each approach.
For any reason, you could not be present at this online event, or if you want to review it again, you can now do it here:
It was a pleasure to deliver a presentation on this event, and most important, by doing that, I was able to raise and give away 1000€ to a non-profit organization.
And the roles are reversed! After the success of the first edition and before we move on to different topics of different guests, we will be inverting the roles, and now I will be the host of this conversation and “interview” Nino Crudele and extract from that obscure brain his knowledge and experience about Microsoft Azure.
This open and friendly talk will take place on February 4th at 19.30 UTC. As always, all of you will be invited to join us and participate and make any question on this one-to-one talk without filters, no marketing, and where nothing is planned!
Some suggested topics may be:
Azure strategies
Costs
Cybersecurity
Learning
And anything else related or not to Azure
And guess what is free!
You can see more about the event on Nino Crudele’s website: 101 Talk Arena with Nino Crudele – Azure Nightmares
Last January 14, I had the pleasure to be the first guest of 101 Talk Arena chat with Nino Crudele on a talk about integration without any filters, and it was amusing!
Now I’m happy to announce that the record is online and available for all of you to watch on youtube:
Do you feel difficult to keep up to date on all the frequent updates and announcements in the Microsoft Integration platform and Azure iPaaS?
Integration weekly updates can be your solution. It’s a weekly update on the topics related to Integration – enterprise integration, robust & scalable messaging capabilities and Citizen Integration capabilities empowered by Microsoft platform to deliver value to the business.
Scottish Summit is a technology event organized by Microsoft MVP’s Mark Christie and Iain Connolly. Their first incarnation was as Dynamics 365 Saturday, in Glasgow in 2019. In 2020, they returned as Scottish Summit, a larger event held in the Technology & Innovation Centre at the University of Strathclyde.
The Scottish Summit is a diverse and inclusive technology event that brings some of the top Microsoft FTE, MVP’s & the amazing Microsoft Community to your PC to deliver Level 100 to Level 400 sessions on a variety of topics to Partners, Consultants, Customers, End Users, and Educators.
I’m honored to be accepted and allowed to speak for the first time at this event on a session about: Power Automation: Best practices, tips and tricks.
Power Automation: Best practices, tips and tricks
As I mentioned before, my session will be all about best practices and small tips and tricks that we can apply to our Power Automate flows. For those reasons, I would like to invite you to join me at the Scottish Summit2021virtual event on Saturday, February 27, 2021.
Session name: Power Automation: Best practices, tips and tricks
Abstract: In this session, we will do a reflection to your existing Power Automation flows and when thru a list of must-have best practices, tips, and tricks that will allow you to build more reliable and effective flows. At the same time, these will allow you to be more productive and document your flow’s from the beginning. I will be sharing 10 tips that you should know for being more productive and build epic flows!
Join us and reserve your presence at the Scottish Summit2021virtual event, it is free!
Azure Lowlands is a single-day event with three tracks around Microsoft Azure Platform as a Service (PaaS) offerings, ranging from containers, data, integration all the way to DevOps, IoT, and AI.
It was the first time I submit a session to this event, and I’m honored to be accepted and allowed to speak at this event on a session about: How to create robust monitor solutions with PowerShell, Azure Functions and Logic Apps. Azure Lowlands will take place on January 29th, 2021, and once again due to the current pandemic situation, the event will be completely virtual and free! So make sure to tune in and join us for a day full of exciting sessions.
How to create robust monitor solutions with PowerShell, Azure Functions and Logic Apps
Monitoring your systems or platforms is a crucial aspect of any organization and my session will be all about this! How you can create a robust monitor solution using tools and technologies like PowerShell, Azure Functions, and Logic Apps.
Session name: How to create robust monitor solutions with PowerShell, Azure Functions and Logic Apps
Abstract: Monitoring your systems or platforms is a crucial aspect of any organization. Based on my experience, all your clients will tell you that all the platforms or applications are being monitoring by external partners or internally. Nevertheless, when disasters occur or are in the process of happening, guess what? Your team will be the last to know. This session will address and present how you can easily and quickly create a robust monitoring solution on your platforms using PowerShell, Functions app, and Logic Apps or Power Automate Flows.
Join us and reserve your presence at the Azure Lowlands virtual event, it is free!
Do you feel difficult to keep up to date on all the frequent updates and announcements in the Microsoft Integration platform and Azure iPaaS?
Integration weekly updates can be your solution. It’s a weekly update on the topics related to Integration – enterprise integration, robust & scalable messaging capabilities and Citizen Integration capabilities empowered by Microsoft platform to deliver value to the business.
Microsoft Integrate ConferenceDACHis one if not the most important event on Microsoft Integration in German-speaking countries, and I’m honored to be invited for the first time to this event.
I’m super excited about presenting at this event alongside great speakers and well-known Microsoft names like Clemens Vasters and Jon Fancey. I had presented in several places all over Europe and North America, but I never had a chance to deliver a session on the Alpine Countries. Unfortunately for me, it will be an online event to do this COVID-19 pandemic. Otherwise, I could revisit these countries that I know a little. In the past, I spent six months in Switzerland and visited Germany a few times.
This will be a two-day virtual event and I will be there on the second day presenting a session about Logic Apps. The title of my session will be Logic Apps: Anywhere, Everywhere.
Logic Apps: Anywhere, Everywhere
As I mentioned before, my session will be all about where and how we can use Logic Apps to address our integration needs .
Session name: Logic App: Anywhere, Everywhere.
Abstract: A walk-thru session on how and where we can or should use Logic Apps and start building fantastic business processes. We will be addressing topics like: what tools should you use: Azure Portal, Visual Studio, or Visual Studio Code. What kind of solutions you can create, cloud integration, hybrid integration, or on-premises integration. Along with some best practices and what are the advantages and drawbacks of each approach.
I’ve known Nino for many years, he is like a brother to me, and for that reason, I can’t say no to him and his crazy ideas. When he invited (challenged) me to have a 101 talk about Integration, obviously, I said yes!
It is already next Wednesday, January 14, 2021, that I will have an open conversation about Enterprise Integration and Azure:
A conversation about Enterprise Integration like BizTalk Server, Logic App, API Management, Service Bus, Azure Functions…
Is still worth using BizTalk Server?
What about the new Integration stack offered by Microsoft?
Azure RAD vs BizTalk Server, when, where, and why?
What about migration from BizTalk Server to Azure?
And other topics with Nino Crudele, and I will invite all of you to join us it is free. This is a one to one talk without filters, no marketing, nothing planned, and where people can also jump in with any question.
You can see more about the event on Nino Crudele’s website: 101 Talk Arena with Sandro Pereira – What about integration now?