Azure Event Grid How Azure Event Grid is different from logs, alerts, change feeds and webhooks In this post, I'll explain how Azure Event Grid is different from diagnostic logs, alerts, change feeds and webhooks.
Azure Event Grid Technology highlights of 2019 I'll cover my most favorite highlights about the things I've been excited and/or passionate last year, most of them will be about Microsoft Azure and Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF).
Scalability Autoscaling Made Simple With KEDA v1.0 Kubernetes Event-Driven Autoscaling (KEDA) v1.0 is now available - Let's have a look at what's new and where it's going.
Promitor Featured Announcing Promitor v1.0 Promitor v1.0 is now available! This article talks about all the new features & new scrapers.
Microsoft Azure The danger of using config.AddAzureKeyVault() in .NET Core .NET Core provides a great way to define where your configuration is located. However, the provider for Azure Key Vault is a bit tricky and you should be cautious about potentially wrong credentials due to stale caches.
Containers Mounting Volumes on Azure Web App for Containers Azure Storage is a great way to mount a volume to your Azure Web App for Containers and is currently in preview.
Operations Documenting ASP.NET Core Health Checks with OpenAPI Health endpoints are essential for building operable platforms. ASP.NET Core provides built-in health checks nowadays, but there was no way to provide OpenAPI specs for them. Let's have a look at an easy fix
Scalability Scaling .NET Core apps with Kubernetes-based event-driven autoscaling (KEDA) Learn how you can autoscale a .NET Core 3.0 worker based on Service Bus queue size in Kubernetes with KEDA.
Scalability Exploring Kubernetes-based event-driven autoscaling (KEDA) Microsoft & Red Hat partnered to build Kubernetes-based event-driven autoscaling (KEDA). Let's have a look at what it is and how it can help us.
Azure Event Grid Azure Event Grid, the heart of Azure Azure Event Grid is a fully-managed event routing service which is a foundational service in Azure. Other Azure services start to emit events to it as well, but we need more of them to make the Azure ecosystem better.
Azure Monitor 3 Azure Monitor hidden gems you should use Azure is full of hidden gems which makes your life easier, here are some I discovered which I find useful
Azure Event Grid Announcing Arcus Arcus provides a set of open-source components that make it easier to build applications that run on Microsoft Azure
Azure Monitor New Azure Logic Apps template for handling Azure Monitor Metric Alerts You can now create an Azure Alert handler in Azure Logic Apps by using a new template. Here's how!
API Gateway Running Kong on Microsoft Azure Learn how you can easily run Kong on Microsoft Azure and configure it to serve traffic from Open Brewery DB secured with API key authentication.
Event-driven Accepting Azure Event Grid events with Azure API Management Azure API Management & Azure Event Grid are a great combination, but it needs some setup. I've contributed an API Management policy to get you started!
API Gateway Kong, the upcoming king of the API jungle Kong is an open-source lightweight API gateway and is becoming a big player in the API industry, but what is it exactly? Let's have a look.
Scalability Autoscaling Applications on Kubernetes - Cluster Autoscaling Kubernetes Cluster Autoscaler allows you to automatically scale your cluster by adding more nodes. This ensures that the cluster always provides enough capacity to run your applications on.
Scalability Autoscaling Applications on Kubernetes - A Primer Kubernetes provides different capabilities in terms of scalability. This primer is the first part of a series that introduces you to concepts and how to scale your cluster & applications.
Event Grid Writing integration tests for Azure Event Grid Azure Event Grid is a serverless pub/sub engine for building event-based architectures, but how do you test your applications? Let's have a look.
Service Bus Monitoring Azure Service Bus entities with Azure Monitor - Where did my messages go? TL;DR - Azure Service Bus metrics in Azure Monitor have a lifetime. If your entity goes idle, Azure Monitor will start showing '0' as a value after 2 hours. Promitor [https://promitor.io/] has been a side project that I've been working on for a
Azure Featured Service Fabric Mesh - A new way of running containerized applications TL;DR – As of today, Azure Service Fabric Mesh is in public preview and is a true PaaS offering which allows you to run applications on top of Service Fabric, without having to maintain the cluster beneath it. In this article I’ll walk you through what it is, what
NuGet Using Renovate to maintain NuGet, Docker and other dependencies Renovate automatically checks if there are new versions of your NuGet & Docker dependencies and helps to keep them up to date via automatic pull requests
OSS Announcing a new Active Directory Connector for Logic Apps TL;DR - Codit is growing and so does Alfred. Nowadays we are automatically synchronizing every Codit employee by using Azure Logic Apps and built our own AD connector which is now open-source. Just over a year ago, Codit welcomed Alfred, our personal butler that is taking care of our
Data Factory Using Azure Serverless to become GDPR compliant GDPR mandates that you make data available to users on their request. In this post I show you how you can use Azure Serverless to achieve this with very little effort.
Azure Changes to OpenAPI interpretation in Azure API Management Providing clean and well-documented APIs is a must and allows your consumers to know what you provide, what they are for and what to expect. Azure API Management released a new version that changes the OpenAPI interpretation. This article dives into the potential impact on your consumer experience
