I discovered many interesting Azure features while studying for the AZ-204 certification. One of these features is User Delegation SAS tokens, a way to provide access to Azure Blob Storage. In this blog post, I’ll share what I learned about these tokens and how to use them in C#/.NtET. Accessing Azure Storage Accounts Azure offers […]
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This blog post describes getting Docker up and running inside an Azure Windows Virtual Machine. This might sound like a simple task, but trust me, there are some surprises on the way that took me a day or so to figure out. Why run docker in an Azure Virtual Machine? As a trainer for developers,
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Deploy a container to Azure App Services Using a system-assigned Identity In this blog post, I will guide you through deploying a custom container image to Azure App Services from a private container registry using a system-assigned managed identity and the Azure CLI. We will focus on leveraging the system-assigned managed identity approach in this
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C# 8 brought us many new exciting features, and personally my favorite feature was the non-nullable type one. Head over to Edument to learn more in my blog article.
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At Edument I blogged about how to install RavenDB on a VM in Azure. Read the step-by-step instructions here.
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Our internal validation library TNValidate is now available as a project on GitHub. We released this as open source because we wanted to let others take part in our internal libraries. The library is written in C# and uses a “Fluent Interface” to define the validation rules. By using TNValidate, we have achieved a uniform
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