How to build your own IAM lab with zero experience.
I finally solved the “you need experience to get experience” problem in IAM.
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Yeah he don't need to be talking no more lol. No one who isn't media trained needs to be there if they want to be taken seriously. Even if he meant something else, there's no room for error at this point. Everything and every word matters
🚨 During a campaign event in Swanton, Ohio, Donald Trump Jr. warned the crowd that Democrats “want to make Ohio a state.” For context, Ohio joined the Union as the 17th U.S. state on March 1, 1803. 🤦♂️
I've bought plenty of IT courses I never finished.
That's why I made my SC-300 bootcamp different.
Hands-on Microsoft identity labs you can actually complete over a long weekend.
Less time collecting courses. More time finishing them.
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@wswduke1441@J_harcar44 Darren Bailey didn't care about Chicago which costed him big time. Can't talk stuff about the biggest city in the state and expect to win
This was requested by a lot of people:
How to build an IAM lab.
This is the exact method I used to land multiple roles and go from 0 to Expert.
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“The only way out... is through!”
Two consecutive losses have left the Death Riders searching for answers. A rare moment of frustration from @JonMoxley sees his teammates rally around him with a powerful reminder!
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Man, from three straight 100 loss seasons to an appearance in the ALDS, not bad. Just gotta focus on pitching and find a way not to strand so many runners and they will be back
Hands down one of the best exchanges between reporters and an NFL head coach I’ve ever seen, featuring Titans HC Robert Saleh and the local media.
What started as a simple question about the complexities of Saleh’s zone defense and why there might be some early growing pains turned into nearly seven minutes of incredible insight.
Saleh explains why the system takes time to learn but can eventually produce top-five defenses. He breaks down how players learn to attack offenses by understanding what they’re trying to do to them, rather than simply dropping to a spot and defending grass.
He also dives into the evolution of his defensive philosophy, drawing from his experiences around Pete Carroll’s Cover 3/Legion of Boom system, Vic Fangio, Monte Kiffin and others. He discusses the key positions that make the system work, his overall philosophy on defense and so much more.
I’ve heard DeMeco Ryans speak glowingly about Robert Saleh, how brilliant he is and how instrumental he was in DeMeco’s development as a coach. But I don’t think I fully appreciated what he meant until watching this.
Just an incredibly bright defensive mind.
And what makes this especially fascinating from a Texans perspective is that DeMeco is essentially building and running a variation of that same defensive philosophy, with some of his own wrinkles.
It’s particularly relevant right now given Houston’s struggles with defensive communication and executing its coverage rules. Saleh provides some excellent perspective on why these systems can be so difficult to master, how players eventually develop a deeper understanding of what offenses are attacking, and why that understanding allows them to play faster and more aggressively.
Must watch.
NFL legend Mike Ditka, who revolutionized the tight end position before becoming the head coach of the world champion 1985 Bears and a towering figure in the city of Chicago, has passed away, his family announced. He was 86.
“I would say it’s probably time to retire the Black Arrow, that move he [PAC] had. To be honest, I don’t think anybody else could ever do something like that because to me, it was maybe the greatest finishing move we had.”
- Tony Schiavone
(What Happened When)