Maik van der Gaag

CTO at 3fifty | Microsoft MVP | Architect | Author | International Speaker

Maik van der Gaag is CTO at 3fifty, an experienced consultancy company with a strong focus on the Microsoft Cloud. He has over 15 years’ experience providing architecture, development, training and design expertise. During his works he works in a variety of projects ranging from Cloud Transformations to DevOps implementations. He loves to share is knowledge which was also one of the reasons why he founded the Dutch Cloud Meetup. Maik is a public speaker, writes blogs and organizes events. Microsoft has recognized him as Microsoft Azure MVP. Official Microsoft MVP profile: https://mvp.microsoft.com/en-US/MVP/profile/26ed9f48-f4bd-eb11-bacc-0022481f2c24

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Episodes

Log Analytics - Simply Explained
2026-10-23 · S4
Infrastructure as Code - Simply Explained
2026-07-14 · S3
Infrastructure as Code (IaC) is the practice of managing and deploying cloud infrastructure through code instead of manually configuring resources in a portal. In this episode of Microsoft Knowledge N
Azure DevOps - Simply Explained
2026-07-14 · S3
Azure DevOps is Microsoft's all-in-one platform for planning, developing, testing, and delivering software. Instead of using separate tools for project management, source control, build automation, te
Azure Bicep at Scale: Modular Infrastructure as Code
2026-07-10 · S2
Azure Bicep is far more than a cleaner replacement for ARM templates—it's an architectural approach to managing cloud infrastructure at enterprise scale. In this episode, we explore how Bicep enables
Azure Infrastructure as Code and DevOps with Maik van der Gaag [MVP]
2026-06-11 · S2
What does the future of Azure look like, and how are Infrastructure as Code and DevOps transforming the way organizations build and manage cloud solutions? In this episode of M365 FM, host Mirko Peter
Microsoft 365 Simplicity with Evi van der Velden [MVP]
2026-05-23 · S2
Microsoft MVP Evi van der Velden joins the M365.fm podcast to explain why simplicity is one of the most overlooked success factors in Microsoft 365. The conversation explores how many organizations cr