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Esmaeil Sarabadani hat dies geteiltIt was a lot of fun and truly a pleasure to code together over these two days with such a smart and motivated group of people.Esmaeil Sarabadani hat dies geteilt🚀 From Strategy to Deployment – Microsoft Azure Landing Zone Hackathon with TÜV NORD GROUP Two intense and highly productive days together with the Azure Team of the TÜV Nord Group. Our mission: Enable the team to deploy and fully scale a state-of-the-art Azure Landing Zone — secure, governed, and enterprise-ready 💾 💻 And we didn’t just talk architecture slides. We: ✔ Designed and validated the target architecture ✔ Implemented governance & policy foundations ✔ Aligned identity, networking and security baselines ✔ Automated core components ✔ Scaled the setup to support future enterprise workloads The deep technical discussions, the hands-on collaboration, and the strong ownership of the TÜV Nord Azure Team. This was real enablement — building capabilities, not dependencies. A huge thank you to everyone involved for the energy, expertise and openness. This foundation now enables scalable, compliant and future-proof cloud adoption. We are looking forward to the next steps 🚀💽 Sebastian Heuer, Marcel Patzelt-Düpre, Reinhard Frähmke, Tim Heidemann, Marcel Brose, Maik Jahnke, Oguz Cankurt, Holger Bott, Dr. Carsten Gelhard, Esmaeil Sarabadani, Nick Schmeiter, Tanja Kersten, Berdiguly Yaylymov, Orthodoxos (Akis) Kipouridis, Yannick Thomas, Eckehard Waegner, Mathias Kämmer, Jan-Niclas Henn #Azure #LandingZone #CloudArchitecture #EnterpriseIT #Microsoft #CloudTransformation #Security
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Esmaeil Sarabadani hat dies repostetEsmaeil Sarabadani hat dies repostet🚀 Microsoft Ignite 2025 is almost here! Join us for a deep dive into AI-powered automation and multi-agent orchestration in Azure AI Foundry. Discover how to scale from single‑agent prototypes to fleet‑level systems using the Microsoft Agent Framework (Semantic Kernel + AutoGen) — with shared state, human‑in‑the‑loop and open observability. 🎙️ Excited to welcome Christof Gebhart (BMW Group, Automotive Advanced Vehicle Measurement Technology) live on stage for the session! 👉 Don’t miss it: Session BRK197 — Wed, Nov 19 | 7:15–8 PM CET: https://lnkd.in/eFCfdPkx #MSIgnite #AzureAI #AIOrchestration #MultiAgentSystems #AIInnovation
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Esmaeil Sarabadani hat dies geteiltNovember 6 | Frankfurt/Main: Your AI-powered future is now! Gain the knowledge advantage you need for tomorrow. At the Microsoft AI Tour, you'll gain the expertise you need to succeed. Book your place now to discover practical insights! 👉 https://msft.it/6048s4k8a
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Esmaeil Sarabadani hat dies repostetEsmaeil Sarabadani hat dies repostetReal-Life Heroes vs. Reel-Life Heroes 🎬 We often draw inspiration from heroes on the big screen, but let's not forget the extraordinary individuals around us. Here’s a look at real-life heroes vs. reel-life heroes: Courage in Action 🦸♂️ vs. 🦸♀️ Reel-Life Heroes: Perform daring stunts and save the day, often with special effects. Real-Life Heroes: Face real dangers, whether in firefighting, healthcare, or daily acts of bravery. Everyday Impact 🌟 vs. 🌍 Reel-Life Heroes: Inspire us with stories that last a couple of hours. Real-Life Heroes: Create lasting change, improving lives and communities over a lifetime. Facing Adversity 🛡️ vs. 💪 Reel-Life Heroes: Overcome scripted challenges and villains. Real-Life Heroes: Tackle real-world problems like poverty, illness, and natural disasters. Personal Sacrifice 💔 vs. ❤️ Reel-Life Heroes: Often face fictional losses and recover miraculously. Real-Life Heroes: Make genuine sacrifices, sometimes at great personal cost. Role Models 🎥 vs. 🌟 Reel-Life Heroes: Entertain and inspire through their characters. Real-Life Heroes: Serve as true role models, showing us the power of resilience and compassion. Recognition 🏆 vs. 🙏 Reel-Life Heroes: Receive awards and fame for their portrayals. Real-Life Heroes: Often go unrecognized, yet their impact is profound and enduring. ✨ Celebrating Real-Life Heroes ✨ Healthcare Workers 👩⚕️: Providing care and saving lives every day. Teachers 👨🏫: Shaping the minds of future generations. First Responders 🚒: Risking their lives to protect others. Community Volunteers 🤝: Making a difference through selfless service. While reel-life heroes entertain and inspire us with their stories, real-life heroes quietly and humbly make the world a better place. Let's celebrate and support the real-life heroes among us!
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Esmaeil Sarabadani hat dies geteiltView my verified achievement from Microsoft Contributor Recognition.Azure Well-Architected Framework Refresh: Contributor was issued by Microsoft Contributor Recognition to Esmaeil Sarabadani.Azure Well-Architected Framework Refresh: Contributor was issued by Microsoft Contributor Recognition to Esmaeil Sarabadani.
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Esmaeil Sarabadani hat dies repostetEsmaeil Sarabadani hat dies repostetCheck out the revised and restructured Azure Well Architect Framework! I am also very proud to have some of the key contributors on my team: Dr. Bastian Ulke, Esmaeil Sarabadani & Adham Abdelwahab! Priyanka W. #azurewellarchitected #microsoftwellarchitected #wellarchitected #wellarchitectedframeworkpillars #azure #Microsoft #cloudcomputing, #cloudarchitectureAzure Well-Architected Framework - Microsoft Azure Well-Architected FrameworkAzure Well-Architected Framework - Microsoft Azure Well-Architected Framework
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Esmaeil Sarabadani hat dies geteiltEsmaeil Sarabadani hat dies geteilt💥 PLEASE. WATCH. THIS. VIDEO. 💡 "Emissions are still going up! When are we gonna bring these emissions down?" Please listen carfully to this impressive and powerful speech by Al Gore at the World Economic Forum in Davos. There are so many important things to consider in these 4:53! #climateaction #climatechange #climatecrisis
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Esmaeil Sarabadani hat dies geteiltEsmaeil Sarabadani hat dies geteiltDear everyone Don't switch to English when foreigners speak to you in your language. A lot of people who live abroad face a very particular challenge when learning the local language. They rarely get to practice. And without practice, they cannot become fluent. Daily life's small interactions make up 70% of mastering a new language. Please don't take that real-world practice away from them! If they want you to switch to English, they will let you know. English is the lingua franca everywhere, and people are pretty polite. So the moment you try to practice the language with a native speaker, they will often switch to English within 0,00001 seconds. To make it easy for you. But to learn a new language, you don't need easy. You need to go through a miserable rocky road of obstacles to come out fluent on the other side. So, dear everyone. Don't switch to English. Help internationals practice language everywhere. They will love you for it. 🧡 Nichlas Walsted Swap Language
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Esmaeil Sarabadani hat dies geteiltI am excited, humbled and honored to announce that I have received the Microsoft Gold Club Award 2022. Gold club rewards individuals who perform, transform and contribute to the overall success and growth of Microsoft. My mission personally was to ensure I contributed to the success of my customer, and I am happy my effort in achieving this was recognized :) I started this year by winning the Technology Solutions Excellence Award 2022 and winning the Gold Club award just gave me one more big surprise and I can't be any happier :) None of this would have been in any ways possible without the support of my lovely team and colleagues. Writing everyone's name who supported me on this journey would be almost impossible without missing some names, but I'd still like to say a BIG THANK-YOU to Denisa Köhler Dr. Sven Gerritsen Simon Solbach Bertil Syamken Roeland Nieuwenhuis Lars I. Kassandra Xavier Esteves Dheeraj Goyal Orthodoxos Kipouridis for their strong and wholehearted support, and Ralf Hoess and Alexander Krock for their trust in me!
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Esmaeil Sarabadani gefällt dasEsmaeil Sarabadani gefällt dasAfter more than six incredible years, my time at Microsoft is coming to an end. When I started, I could never have imagined where this journey would take me - from Tel Aviv to Seattle, all across Germany, and to becoming part of the wonderful Cyberwomen community. Along the way, I’ve had the opportunity to grow and learn from many exceptional people. A huge thank you to all the colleagues, managers Fabian Stalter, Jörg Petter, mentors Alexander Filipin, Philipp Kinkel, Michaela Teufel, Nadja Girdwood, customers, and partners who have been part of my journey. Thank you for your trust, support, and the many experiences we’ve shared. Excited for what lies ahead, and grateful for everything that got me here.
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Esmaeil Sarabadani gefällt dasEsmaeil Sarabadani gefällt dasIn February, my thirty years at Microsoft ended. The last stretch as a Global Black Belt in cybersecurity, then my name on a list in this year's layoffs. The moment it became real was oddly technical. My mail was gone. My own Word files and PowerPoints wouldn't open, locked by the rights management I had sold for years and rolled out for customers as a consultant. Then the account was deleted. Knowing how it works didn't make it easier. What hurt most, though, was leaving the people. I've rarely seen so many smart, driven people in one place, and the security community there was something special. When I posted my goodbye here, people I hadn't heard from in 25 years wrote to me. That touched me. I'm also proud of what we built, and I still see more potential in the company than it's showing. That's the reason I keep writing about Microsoft, sometimes critically. Still, I'm not angry. The severance was more than fair, and thirty years of equity, stock options first and stock awards later, gave my family real security. Big tech pay and benefits are in a league few employers reach. That had its price. High quotas, and performance reviews three or four times a year. And yet I miss the rhythm. Creatures of habit, I guess. What bothers me is where the money goes. By mid-August, tech had cut more than 126,000 jobs this year, already above all of 2025. Meanwhile Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft, Meta and Oracle plan to spend $660 to 690 billion on infrastructure, up from about $380 billion last year. The official story is efficiency through AI. Some of that is real. A lot of it is simpler: salaries are a cost investors can see cut this quarter, while the payback on data centers is still a promise. That's a defensible choice, and companies should say so openly. Every round is also an intellectual drain. Someone with 20 or 30 years knows why a customer's setup looks the way it does and which alert actually matters. Companies will miss that judgement once their AI agents start acting on their own. The people who stay pay too. Motivation drops, and nobody takes risks while waiting for the next list. The colleagues I think about most weren't as lucky. Some of the smartest people I know joined too late to build a cushion. Others are on visas with 60 days to find a new job, or had just signed a mortgage sized to a big tech salary. And if you're over 50, you know the silence after an application. The system didn't work for everyone. I just happened to be on the right side of it. To those colleagues: what you learned there doesn't go away. You've worked at a scale few people see, and once the agent hype meets real operations, companies will need that. My advice: get hands-on with AI, whatever your role. Hiring managers now expect it. And keep your network warm. If you landed softly like I did, give someone an hour. Make a referral, or pick up the phone. If you went through a layoff this year, what helped you most? #Layoffs #BigTech #AI
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Esmaeil Sarabadani gefällt dasEsmaeil Sarabadani gefällt dasWhy do developers get so emotionally attached to their editor? Scott Hanselman, Addy Osmani, Wes Bos and Jaana Dogan have thoughts. 🎬 The Story of VS Code: https://lnkd.in/gF53X9yU #vscode #storyofvscode
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Esmaeil Sarabadani gefällt dasEsmaeil Sarabadani gefällt dasGreat experience at Digital Hubs I Bayer in Warsaw last week! I had the opportunity to speak about Spec-Driven Development with GitHub Copilot. It is not just about vibe coding. Specs help us make AI-assisted development more predictable by turning clear intent, requirements and constraints into the source of truth. I especially enjoyed exchanging experiences with Bayer’s developers and cloud architects and hearing their feedback on using specs in practice. 🚀 Thank you Boguslaw Tobiasz and Milena Zychowicz for the invitation, and Kamil Poliszak, Jakub Hasiec and Mateusz Laudan for the great conversations. It was also a pleasure to share the day with my Microsoft colleagues Steffen Raetsch, Danny Seiler, Amal El-Maaytah and Bartek Kierun!
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