Devops

Off the back of my recent post on building an Azure Logic Apps solution for cross-posting on social media I wanted to export what I'd quickly built and make an easily deployable asset in Azure using Bicep. See how you can that in this post.

In this post I am going to take the next step - take our containerised ASP.NET web application and deploy it to Kubernetes whilst making sure the build and deployment process is centralised and repeatable.

We previously looked at the basics of what is involved in bringing .NET Framework applications to Windows Containers. In this second post we are going to go a little deeper and look at migrating an application.

In this multi-post series I am going to look at what is required to take existing .NET Framework applications and bring them to Windows Containers.

In this post I'm going to look at what I think are the basics you need to know and show you a quick way to start working with Git without needing to install a bunch of tools.

For this session I used App Service's inbuilt CD offering, Kudu, which can use webhook triggers on GitHub, Git and Bitbucket repositories...

A short update from me on a couple of speaking slots I'm doing in April 2019 that might be of interest if you're in Sydney.

For this session I used App Service's inbuilt CD offering, Kudu, which can use webhook triggers on Github, Git and Bitbucket repositories...

You now have the choice to package Python Azure Functions using a pre-built template in Azure DevOps.

Over the last few years I've come to rely heavily on Application Insights as the primary Application Performance Management (APM) tool of choice for services I build.

Yesterday afternoon while doing some work I ran into an issue in Azure. Initially I thought this issue was due to a bug in my (new) code...

See how to build and deploy a .NET Windows Service from Visual Studio Team Services to a Windows Virtual Machine running in Azure.

Microsoft provides a bunch of useful information on how to deploy from Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) to different targets...

Autoscale is one of the facets of the cloud that I see often misunderstood by developers and IT Pros alike, so let's take a look at it in more detail.