Microsoft currently advises Edge (or Google Chrome) for Admin Center. One interesting thing to share is that Admin Center doesn’t work on Internet Explorer. Yes, you hear me correct! Luckily, no Silverlight involved here… think about all the advantages all the management can take place through from a browser perspective, and won’t require a direct Remote Desktop or MMC “connect to another computer” session anymore to fulfill your management tasks – all combined in one unified pane of glass portal. One significant key improvement of Admin Center Console – it’s entirely HTML5 – web-based. Just for the simple reason – there isn’t a replacement – or better solution yet… That’s is going to change soon, there is a new kid in town with lots of more benefits compared to MMC, and it’s aligning much better with the different Azure Cloud Services and upcoming server 2019 workloads as well! We probably all grown up – and (I guess?) still using Microsoft Management Console (MMC) in our daily work.
I’m using this latest version in this blog.Īdmin Center is, in my opinion, the revolution of how we IT Admins going to manage our Cloud and on-premises workloads in a Hybrid Cloud perspective. Microsoft just released a new Preview 1808 of Admin Center – see below the Tweet of Jeff Woolsey – Principal Program Manager, Windows Server/Hybrid Cloud at Microsoft. So I started writing this article and share it with the Microsoft Community! My personal opinion, after my first hands-on experience with Admin Center is really good, this is a big step forward to Modern Management in a Hybrid Cloud scenario. Microsoft released Admin Center not so long ago, which was formerly going by the name of Project Honolulu.
Microsoft Azure is dominating in the number of services, and the Q1, 2018 statistics saying that as well. Are you already running Workloads in the Azure Cloud? I think that almost everyone in IT nowadays uses Cloud in some other way, whether it’s Office 365, Azure Site Recovery, Azure Compute (IaaS) or when you’re just at the beginning at the drawing table – designing phase.
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