After many months of silence which are the result of hard experience in my personal life that I don’t hesitate has been the worst and the best thing could happen to me, probably in the future, I will write part of this experience as a tribute to God who did the miracle of continue having with us to one of the bravest woman that I know, my daughter Laurencita who is a survivor patient of Autoimmune Encephalitis, I am happy to return with a renewed vision about the life and the conviction about a shiny future, for this, my goals to this new 2020 year are so simple:

1. Thank and Worship to God with all my strength.
2. Love my family with all my strength.
3. Learn and share knowledge about IT (SQL, GIT, Linux, etc).

Said this, the deadline is the 31st of December 2020. Have a Happy New Year and remember to hug the people you love.

Recently I completed an intensive course on CodeSpace academy where I taught students about Database fundamentals, it was an enjoyable time, that I normally repeat every year. Maybe are you asking yourself why I consider this activity as a hobby, my answer is simple, I really love to teach and share my knowledge with others, especially when some people are struggling day to day to improve their personal-professional career.

I have recently had the opportunity of being speaker in SQL Saturday Cork event, in fact, it was my first experience in any SQL Saturday conference, however, the friendly attitude and well-organized conditions of this event let me to feeling comfortable since the beginning (thanks @Mark Hayes).

As the title indicate you, this article would be a simple guide to show you the steps that I have followed for configuring my domain name in Azure AD, however, if you ask me why I decided to write this short blog, the answer is simple: I spent more than one hour to do it, and the worst is that I only wanted to show a demo using GIT Pull request functionality in Azure DevOps.