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
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
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
Programmatically create Azure Container Instances and connect a Managed Identity Paid Members Public
> "This feature is currently in preview. Previews are made available to you on the condition that you agree to the supplemental terms of use [https://azure.microsoft.com/support/legal/preview-supplemental-terms/]. Some aspects of this feature may change prior to general availability (GA). Currently, managed identities on Azure
Installing Ghost for local development on Windows Paid Members Public
I've been an avid user of Ghost Pro for years. I absolutely love the service, support and simplicity. It comes with great themes and extensibility, too, if that's your thing. Recently I had some discussions with community peers who are considering new platforms for their blogs.
Programmatically create Azure Container Instances in an existing Virtual Network Paid Members Public
In recent years I've worked extensively with various approaches to create ACI's, also known as Azure Container Instances. I have these standard approaches for various scenarios: * Define a YAML file, and create ACI from the command line. * Define an ARM template and create ACI using a
Use Azure App Service Diagnostics - Improve performance, best practices, security and more. Paid Members Public
I already wrote about "Diagnosing and troubleshooting configuration and application errors in Azure App Services [https://zimmergren.net/diagnosing-configuration-and-application-errors-in-azure-app-services/] " in October 2019. Today, I am seeing an update to the service and I wanted to bring this new experience to light - it comes with an improved UX,
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