Administration Part 4: The City’s Time Machine — Backup & Recovery
In our journey so far, we have learned how to check the heartbeat, manage the city council, and delegate power. But even the best-designed cities can face a disaster—a fire, …
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In our journey so far, we have learned how to check the heartbeat, manage the city council, and delegate power. But even the best-designed cities can face a disaster—a fire, …
As your digital city grows, you will eventually face a common dilemma: You cannot be everywhere at once. The Marketing manager needs to unlock an employee’s account. The Help Desk …
In our previous post, we learned how to listen to the “heartbeat” of our servers. But even if the heart is beating, the city needs a brain to make decisions. …
In our first series, we built a digital city. But any architect will tell you: building the city is the easy part. The real work is maintenance. Imagine you are …
We have spent this series building a secure, organized, and resilient “Identity City” on our local servers. But in the modern world, your city doesn’t exist in a vacuum. Your …
We have built the city, established the map, and written the laws. Now, it’s time to talk about the people who live there: the Users. In Active Directory, managing users …
In the previous parts of our series, we built the city, set up the guard towers, and mapped the roads. But a city without laws is just a crowd. To …
In our last post, we looked at the Guard Towers (Domain Controllers). But how does your computer actually find the Guard Tower in a city of thousands of buildings? It …
In our last two posts, we talked about the “City Hall” (Active Directory) and how we organize the “Neighborhoods” (Domains). But a city is only as safe as the people …
In Part 1, we established that Active Directory is the “City Hall” of your business—the central place where all IDs and keys are managed. But what happens when your city …