Windows

They say there's no place like home, so in this post I'm going to take a look at Microsoft's new home for developers on Windows - Dev Home!

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.

Let's dig into things a bit more and see how .NET's really in the best shape it's been in for ages!

A bit of fun with a cool Linux Twitter client running on your Windows machine using Windows Subsystem for Linux.

Having just returned from holiday, the need to provide Family IT support over the Christmas period is top of my mind.

One of the powerful features of AWS is the ability to snapshot any EBS volume you have operating. The challenge when utilising Windows 2008 R2 is that NTFS doesn't support point-in-time snapshotting...