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
azure dotnet-azure : A .NET Core global tool to deploy an application to Azure in one command The options for pushing your .NET Core application to the cloud are not lacking depending on what IDE or editor you have in front of you. Visual Studio has a rich GUI interface with choices to pick pursuant to the architecture of your app
azure Using ASP.NET Core with MongoDB in containers for local dev, CosmosDB for production If nothing else is true, containers have made local development on a platform so much easier. If you want to use SQL Server for your backend just docker pull microsoft/
azure Using Azure DevOps Pipelines and NuKeeper to Automate NuGet Package updates Keeping your code update to with the latest references can at times be a challenge with the rate of speed third-party dependencies can revise. However, with security patches and bug
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
aspnetcore Learning DevOps, building the ASP.NET Core Workshop, and keeping it up to date DevOps is the union of people, process, and products to enable continuous delivery of value to our end users. – Donovan Brown Build Status BackEnd Web API FrontEnd Razor Page App
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
azure-functions Monitoring issues on Stack Overflow with serverless, CosmosDB and Teams One of the responsibilities we have as Cloud Developer Advocates is having an understanding of the struggles of developers using the cloud in their daily tasks. One way to do
azure shell.azure.com - look Mom no install! Checkout http://shell.azure.com! A dedicated experience in a browser. No installation of the Azure CLI and all you need is your Azure account credentials to get going. I
azure Running the Azure Functions runtime in containers on Kubernetes and more The Azure Functions team has been doing some great work lately and as a part of that work the runtime for the runtime of the serverless function was ported to .NET Core 2.0 in late September. This set the stage really for cross-platform
azuredev Organizing Azure resources with Tags Creating a number of resources and organizing them in any software solution can get daunting without some sort of method to your madness. In a project, developers might decide to
azure Dipping the toe in the Azure Compute space and then some. Over the last couple of weeks, I've just skimmed the areas of ARM templates, CLI, Docker on Linux, Azure Functions and AppService Web Apps. Check out these articles and let
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
azure Use a container to show your function swagger One option for enabling the Swagger-UI capabilities is to direct the consumers of the api to http://petstore.swagger.io and have them put the url in the box at
azure Unmasking your swagger with proxies in Azure Functions In my post Testing Azure Functions with Postman and Swagger I showed how to use the API Specification capabilities in Azure Functions and then take the endpoint url and test
azure Do more or less with default values in the Azure CLI I've been spending quite a lot of time using Azure over the last many years. In fact, the portal was written in Silverlight. Now the the portal has a great
azure Testing Azure Functions with Postman and Swagger A new feature (preview) in Azure Functions is API Definition. This feature allows you to use the OpenAPI specification (aka Swagger) to document the functionality of your functions and/or
azure Azure functions - Just the CLI, hold the GUI, add some git When sitting down to get started on a project, the start and stops of setting this and that up can be a non-starter. Sometimes, ok almost always, I just want
azure New Role at Microsoft - Cloud Developer Advocate Taking on a new role as a Sr. Cloud Developer Advocate withing the Cloud and Enterprise group. What does that mean? Talking to the community about the technologies that I
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
angular2 Deploying an Angular 2 App to Azure with Github Recently John and I took some time away to discuss how to get an Angular 2 application deployed to Azure. There were some challenges here and there with configuration, discussions
angular2 Angular 2 : Continuous Integration to Azure using Codeship and the Angular CLI Getting an application written is the first challenge, however having proper tests, running those tests in a continuous integration pipeline as well as deploying the application to your cloud host
