Evan and Sujit chat with Martin Howell, IT Director for the Eos Group, about how he is migrating his company's infrastructure to Azure. He gives us some eye-opening advice, checklists, things to watch for and tips. Media file: http://azpodcast.blob.core.windows.net/episodes/Episode184.mp3 @martinehowell http://www.eosgroup.com   Other updates: Scheduled runbooks will use the latest modules in your automation account Azure Automation currently uses the version of the modules in your automation for scheduled runbook jobs at the time the schedule was created. This behavior has caused confusion for customers because when they update their modules, they expect that all future scheduled jobs will use the latest version. To address this feedback, Azure Automation will start using the latest modules in your automation account when a new scheduled job is run. You should test any runbooks that have linked schedules by starting them manually. This will validate that your scheduled runbooks continue to work correctly. If you have not updated any modules since you created your schedules, this change won't affect you. In Azure Traffic Manager, two new features related to endpoint health are now generally available: Fast Failover and TCP Probing. Azure Storage Service Encryption (SSE) is now supported for Azure Managed Disks. SSE provides encryption-at-rest and helps safeguard your data.