Doodle Graphics

Azure Front Door is a great product, that has only improved since it's initial release. At a high level it wraps three core services that most websites can benefit from: Caching (CDN), Routing (both simple Traffic Manager style and more complex rules based) and Firewalls (WAF). It also works really well behind the bigger full featured CDN offerings when you need more complex caching rules. It's easy to lock down an App Service to the Front Door infrastructure, providing you with the benefits of Web Application Firewall and failover if that's what you need.

I've just had to recreate a number of accounts on a windows PC, and came up against a fairly niche problem:

My family have Live "Personal" accounts that are tied to their primary email addresses, rather than to a hotmail.com or outlook.com account. My webhost provides a nice email service that supports secure IMAP connections for their accounts, so there was no need to set up full mail accounts, but we do use the calendar and contacts options, which are also managed on our phones, and shared between us. However, it's been getting slightly harder to add the live accounts to the desktop version of Outlook, hence this post.

I've been playing around with OBS recently, and having fun pushing various tools to their limits.

One that I've found is great, but suffering a little from lack of documentation is Animated Lower Thirds with Dockable Control Panel , so I thought I'd post a few helpful notes.