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I am reaching out as the Director of Associate Success and Culture here at Tundra Technical Solutions. We currently have a relationship with you and our internal staff but are looking to expand to our network of over 6,000 active contract workers in North America. We are presently building out our contractor care program, we are looking to offer our workers access to a limited network of partners for learning. Ideally, we would redirect our workers to your site to access your products and services.

Would we be able to set-up a call to review this option and discuss a potential partnership? We are not looking to drive revenue from this partnership, simply to be able to drive our 6,000 plus workers to Microsoft Learn.

Please let me know when you are free to discuss this.

Rosie

Answer 1

Hello Rosie,

The best place to start would be to review the Learn Catalog API information and then sign-up for the CAP program. Our partnerships team manages the program and would be able to help from there.

Cheers,
Derek

Answer 2

Hello Team,

First, I really want to thank you guys to bring this kind of such a great learning opportunity to us.

I participated in your ongoing “Azure Ignite challenge 2021” and I signed up for 30 Days of free Azure portal to perform exercise as but unfortunately, I found below error while practicing on Azure Cloudshell and it ate up my 8 days to just find out the error.

I am writing this post to consider the below error found on Microsoft learn website into your notice and take necessary steps, so others will not bother and complete the Ignite challenge on time.

First, I though it was an error with Azure Cloudshell error, so I searched over internet and performed many steps related “Read Only File System”, restarted cloudshell multiple times deleted and re-created resource group that contains cloudshell but found no solution.
Finally, after a week of research I found a below solution.

1. On a site there was no mention that the command should run under Bash shell not PowerShell
2. Command seems wrong when I run command error occurs
   Learn website link:
   Exercise - Create web sites - Learn | Microsoft Learn

Mentioned Command:
RG=<resource group name>
az group create --name $RG --location <location>

Right Command

RG=<resource group name>
az group create --location eastus --resource-group <resource group name>

after that we can call the variable by $rg not directly via mentioned command.

Thank You…
Harshul Chauhan

Answer 3

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