Selling and automated provisioning of Microsoft/Azure products in a SaaS marketplace @ DevOps@Work 2018 – Cloudesire

Selling and automated provisioning of Microsoft/Azure products in a SaaS marketplace @ [email protected] 2018

Mar 27, 2018

This is a presentation I held at the of [email protected]
2018
conference.

Office 365, Azure marketplace and Azure Resource Manager templates selling on
a SaaS marketplace.

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