Episode 041 - Optimize your workloads with the Azure Well-Architected Framework Paid Members Public
The Azure Well-Architected Framework is relatively new, published in the Summer of 2020 and it acts as a collection of best practices to architect your services and solutions in Azure. In this episode, we take a look at what the framework includes, and how it relates to other similar frameworks,
Episode 040 - What is DevTest Labs? Paid Members Public
In this episode we take a look at DevTest Labs. It's a service allowing you to rapidly and easily provision new development and/or test virtual machines. They are extensible, customizable and claimable - and the service itself is free! Let's take a deeper look! Show
Website security scanning with GitHub Actions and OWASP ZAP Paid Members Public
Security is a topic that should be on top of everyone's mind. Particularly security in software is vital, given the enormous growth in threats targeting online resources. I previously wrote about other developer-oriented security aspects that you might find interesting: * Embrace a Security Development Lifecycle (SDL) for Azure
Episode 039 - Embracing Azure Container Instances Paid Members Public
In this episode we take an in-depth look at Azure Container Instances, and what makes this service so useful. We discuss running containers locally and also explain what containers are. Running containers in the cloud are made possible through several services, so we also position Azure Containers Instances with the
Use Application Insights for Worker Service applications in .NET Core console apps, containers, and any non-HTTP apps Paid Members Public
Relying on Application Insights [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-monitor/app/app-insights-overview] to provide great data has always been a core component of anything I create. Recently, I upgraded my projects to .NET Core 3.1 [https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download/dotnet-core/3.1], and in few cases I
Episode 038 - Remote development with Visual Studio Code Paid Members Public
Working remotely on files and code is often cumbersome and a tiresome exercise. With Visual Studio Code and the Remote Development extension, developers can now easily create SSH-tunnels to remote systems and work with files as if they were local. We discuss the options on this, and how to set
Newsletter #3: Stay on top of the Azure Governance game Paid Members Public
Do you also feel that there is an exponential growth of resources in your cloud environments? In my job, I have had to plan, design, architect, and develop solutions for the cloud ecosystem. When it is time to operate and maintain them, it gets a bit trickier if you have
Create a custom Azure Security Center recommendation with Azure Policy Paid Members Public
In Azure Security Center you get a lot of built-in recommendations based on various compliance- and security controls. These are based on industry standards and include things like Azure CIS, PCI DSS, SOC TSP, ISO 27001, and more. However, many organizations have different requirements than the defaults, and sometimes want
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