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Jeff

Christman

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Jeff Christman is a distinguished Navy Veteran boasting more than two decades of expertise in the Information Technology sector. He possesses a specialized focus on cloud migration projects, having contributed his skills to prestigious organizations including Raytheon, AT&T, and NASA. Presently, he holds the position of Senior Cloud Security Consultant at a prominent consulting firm. Beyond his professional endeavors, Jeff is an accomplished author and educator, developing and publishing content and courses for renowned platforms such as Pluralsight.com, Techsnips.io, and Adamtheautomator.com.

Outside of his professional pursuits, Jeff enjoys engaging in fantasy football, exploring advancements in technology, and playfully teasing his teenage daughters.

Articles

by Jeff Christman
Azure Landing Zone is more than just a set of guidelines; it is a comprehensive approach to cloud adoption that ensures your Azure environment is built on a solid foundation
by Jeff Christman
Why OpenTofu, a new open-source version of Terraform, is winning over IT teams from Azure Bicep and other template technology
by Jeff Christman
How it differs from other public clouds and what you can do to prepare
by Jeff Christman
Azure Policy simplifies governance through pre-defined settings
by Jeff Christman
Why I am optimistic about the framework's capabilities and potential applications
by Jeff Christman
Bicep serves as an evolved version of ARM templates and shares similarities with Terraform by being a domain-specific language conducive to modular template creation
by Jeff Christman
PSRule operates by subjecting IaC artifacts such as templates, manifests, pipelines, and workflows to static analysis through rules either authored or imported
by Jeff Christman
As we move further into the realm of Infrastructure as Code, pipelines offer a robust way to apply software engineering best practices to infrastructure management
by Jeff Christman

The demand for isolated cloud tenants has become more common, driven by the need to meet security, privacy, and legal requirements