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Hi, I'm Fabio πŸ‘‹

Microsoft nerd πŸ€“ from the Netherlands. I live in the Microsoft 365 & Azure ecosystem β€” designing it for real-world tenants, automating the boring parts, and building tools and communities in public.


πŸ› οΈ What I do

  • Microsoft 365 & Azure β€” Intune, Entra ID, Exchange, SharePoint, Conditional Access
  • PowerShell & IaC β€” automation that saves an admin an afternoon
  • Community β€” speaking, streaming, blogging, and running a local user group

πŸš€ Things I'm building

  • πŸ“¦ Microsoft-Community-Scripts β€” battle-tested PowerShell for M365, Intune, Entra, Exchange & SharePoint admins. One folder per script, each with a README that tells you exactly where it bites.
  • ☁️ GoldenMaster β€” an opinionated, SMB-first blueprint for Intune & Entra: naming conventions, documented policies, and drift monitoring for MSPs.
  • πŸ”— nerd.ms β€” your link toolbox: fast access to every Microsoft cloud portal from one place.
  • 🍻 Modern Nerdplace β€” a user group in Breda (NL) for IT enthusiasts and MSPs to swap nerdy discoveries over meetups.

🌐 Find me

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  1. modernnerdplace/nerd.ms modernnerdplace/nerd.ms Public

    Shortlink site voor al je kennis en afkortingen

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  2. Microsoft-Community-Scripts Microsoft-Community-Scripts Public

    Community scripts for Microsoft admins. PowerShell for Microsoft 365, Intune, Entra, Exchange and SharePoint, one folder per script with a README that tells you where it bites.

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