azure Updating the my blog from AppService to Containers...finally I have been running the well known ghost blogging platform on Azure AppService since ghost was version 0.10, about 8 years. In fact, it was before Azure had resource
wcf Deploying WCF and .NET Core applications to a single Kubernetes cluster In my previous post, I showed how to take a WCF service and containerize it using Visual Studio. By doing so, this gives us the opportunity to push our heritage
wcf Modernizing WCF Services with containers and Visual Studio There are a number of reasons for moving long-standing .NET Framework applications like WCF, and ASP.NET Webforms to containers and then into containers or "modernizing legacy heritage apps&
docker Auto blogging Jekyll with Logic Apps, ACI Containers and .NET Core All related links: https://www.theurlist.com/autobloggerpost Jekyll is a very popular way to host a static site on GitHub and posting new content is a simple as creating a markdown file and then committing it to the relative repo. GitHub takes care
docker Exploring the Docker Extension for VS Code and .NET Core The Docker extension for VS Code was recently updated to better support .NET Core applications and the experience is super nice! The extension already has great support for building your
azure Why should we care about containers for development There has probably been more than one time in your development career where you've spent a few hours troubleshooting an issue only to find out it was a dependency or
aspnetcore Workshop gets an update - JavaScript Services, Docker, Kubernetes and Helm! If you've been to a conference around .NET in the last year or so, there's likely been workshop available from the .NET team. Jeff Fritz, Jon Galloway, Maria Naggaga, Damian
kubernetes Enabling Kubernetes Beta on Docker Still think this is one of the best things to happen this year! @Docker + #Kubernetes pic.twitter.com/Bgk6fCbruW — Shayne Boyer (@spboyer) December 19, 2017 A few days ago
kubernetes Kompose - Docker-Compose to Kubernetes with ease! I like to use Docker compose files for a couple of reasons. First, I have spent more time that I have in my vacation balance to understand the format. Second, they are great for local development even when I only have a single container,
kubernetes Introducing metaparticle.io - making Kubernetes and Docker idiomatic for developers What if you could just add a package to your code? Like npm for node or nuget for .NET, run your app and have it in a container on a Kubernetes cluster? No command line tools like kubectl, helm, docker or whatever we are
wsl Setting up my WSL Environment - Azure CLI, Docker and .NET I recently picked up a Surface Book to start showing that I could do my job regardless of the machine I had. My talks around using command line for ASP.
aspnet Lift and Shift - Adding Docker to Nerd Dinner Modernizing legacy apps has become the theme towards the end of this year or also known as "Lift and Shift". This means taking the monolithic applications built with
docker Exploring multi-stage Docker builds for Angular apps Figuring out the best way to build and deploy any application regardless of the tech stack can be a sprint all in itself. So many questions to answer: What CI/
azure Serverless like a Superhero with Azure Functions In my most recent Pluralsight course, I spent some time talking about using Swashbuckle to create documentation for ASP.NET Core WebAPI applications. Swashbuckle is the .NET Core implementation of
dotnet dotnet new angular to Azure with Docker using CLI Visual Studio 2017 has been released and the features are great for Windows developers. However along with it comes .NET Core 1.0 tooling and large improvements to the command
docker Configure Docker for Windows under Parallels I use OSX as my primary development machine but still at time run to Visual Studio for work stuff, new features I'm testing etc. The most recent reason is Visual
angular2 Weekly Ink - 6/21/16 After a week of vacation it's good to get back to some technology. Here are some of my favorites from last week, Dockercon 2016 and my various feeds. Enjoy! ASP.
angular2 Weekly Ink - 6/6/16 ASP.NET Core Here is another edition of "Weekly Ink", this week's post has a great entry from Rick on running ASP.NET Core on IIS, Cory shows
aspnetcore Legion of Heroes: haproxy, nginx, Angular 2, ASP.NET Core, Redis and Docker I have been following the Angular 2 and ASP.NET Core stories pretty close over the past year, and of course not ignoring Docker. I wanted to take some time
docker ASP.NET 5 : Continuous Integration with Travis-CI, Tutum, Docker, Webhooks and Azure Getting a "code to deployment" workflow is a story many organizations want to have nailed down when looking into new technology stacks and architectures such as ASP.NET 5 and the container story like Docker. I hear from business leaders comments like;
