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Posts from January 2026 (4)

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2026-01-27 4:47 a.m.
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At Cloud Tech Townhall Tallinn 26? Come say hi!

If you are attending CTTT26 in the beautiful city of Tallinn on January 29-30, come say hi! I will be there both days, and would love to chat about all the exciting things happening in the world of Microsoft 365 and AI agents. In 2025, I had the pleasure to present at CTTT25 , and it was a fantastic experience. That's why I was super thrilled to be accepted as a speaker again this year!

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2026-01-20 3:45 a.m.
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Koskila
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outlook microsoft365

How to edit members in a M365 Group or Distribution list?

Stop sending mail to the wrong people because Microsoft buried the controls behind two completely different and hidden UIs. This guide shows how to edit members of M365 (Unified) Groups and classic Distribution Lists using Outlook Web and the Exchange admin center, safely and without accidentally granting Teams or SharePoint access to your entire vendor list.

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2026-01-13 6:26 a.m.
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Koskila
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What do you do when AKS randomly changes IP address?

A working service can stop answering overnight when the IP beneath your AKS ingress changes — and when DNS records or firewall rules depend on that address, the fallout can be immediate and painful! This article explains why AKS sometimes changes public IPs, how to tell whether your cluster uses a single address or separate inbound/outbound addresses, and practical steps to prevent surprises or recover quickly when the IP does change.

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2026-01-06 2:33 p.m.
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Koskila
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Copilot, Blazor, and a Mac Mini in a Pear Tree — koskila.net in 2025

It’s that end‑of‑year ritual again — a short pause to look back at what actually happened, what broke, and what was surprisingly useful. This year mixed wins with plenty of frustration: Frustration with unreliable hardware and Windows, cold start with macOS, the challenge of balancing family, work, and personal projects with speaking at conferences again; and of course the ongoing learning path with agentic software development.

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