Brien Posey

Brien Posey is a freelance technology author and speaker with over two decades of IT experience. Prior to going freelance, Brien was a CIO for a national chain of hospitals and healthcare facilities. He has also served as a network engineer for the United States Department of Defense at Fort Knox. In addition, Brien has worked as a network administrator for some of the largest insurance companies in America. To date, Brien has received Microsoft’s MVP award numerous times in categories including Windows Server, IIS, Exchange Server, and File Systems / Storage. You can visit Brien’s Website at: www.brienposey.com.

Creating an Active Directory (AD) User Template

Creating an Active Directory (AD) User Template

Active Directory (AD) user creation can be tedious and prone to human error. You can expedite the user provisioning process while also reducing the possibility of errors by creating user templates. This article demonstrates how the template creation process works.

5 Things to Consider When Assessing Your VM Density

5 Things to Consider When Assessing Your VM Density

Organizations strive to maximize their return on investment by achieving the highest possible virtual machine density. Even so, you can go overboard with it. Extreme virtual machine density can be counterproductive. This article teaches you how to effectively balance your resources to achieve the best performance-to-cost ratio.

How to Deploy Windows Nano Server in Docker Containers

How to Deploy Windows Nano Server in Docker Containers

Nano Server is a special type of Windows Server deployment designed for use in containerized environments. Microsoft completely changed the Nano Server deployment process starting with Windows Server 2019. This article explains how to get a functional Nano Server image and make it work with Windows Server 2019 in a containerized environment.

Measuring Your Hyper-V VMs Resource Health

Measuring Your Hyper-V VMs Resource Health

Hardware resource management in a Hyper-V environment is tricky. On one hand, you must ensure the parent and guest operating systems receive enough hardware resources. At the same time, you must also cope with the challenges associated with gathering performance data for virtualized workloads. This article discusses best practices for monitoring performance in Hyper-V VMs.

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