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Great post! It really captures an important but often overlooked aspect of cloud adoption — how moving to Azure isn’t just a technical migration but also a shift in how teams operate and think. I’ve seen firsthand how Azure SQL Database and Managed Instances bring advantages in scalability and management, but they also require changes in provisioning, governance, and communication across teams. Your point about repeatedly reviewing and refining processes to adapt to new paradigms really resonates — success in the cloud is as much about process maturity as it is about technology. Thanks for sharing these insights! 👍

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It’s okay man we learn from our mistakes, soft skills are commonly ignored by the IT community because we’re used to working with like minded people, and let’s face it, we can be really weird sometimes, almost alien to people outside of our world.

Assuming there is room why not copy it exactly and then modify? Virtually everything can be changed 😁

$folderPath=”${Env:ProgramFiles(x86)}JustAFolder”

Note the dollar sign and the enclosing in curly brackets of the environment variable.

If you do this: $folderPath=”$Env:ProgramFiles(x86)JustAFolder” and type the variable $folderPath followed by enter, you will see the correct path, but when trying to do anything with it as a simple Get-ChildItem action, it will throw an error that ‘C:Program Files(x86)’ doesn’t exist.

Hope this helps.