A summary of where we are today
This blog is about exploring Azure cloud native development from scratch, focusing on setting up infrastructure, development, DevOps, monitoring, and
Parallel jobs with automating testing
Today, we are going to split our automated testing workload across multiple build agents, in both GitHub and Azure DevOps.
Measuring code performance with Benchmark.NET
Today we are going to look at how we can use Benchmark.Net to measure code performance. With benchmarks we can
Code Coverage in GitHub with .NET Core
Today we are going to setup .NET code coverage in GitHub, with a badge to display the code coverage. Badges
Revisiting versioning with GitHub
Today we will use “GitVersion” to create a release and tag our code in GitHub. A tagged release helps to
Using free managed certificates in Azure web apps
Today we will learn how to use (free) Azure web app managed certificates. While we have been using the free
Using what-if to optimize ARM template deployments
This week we are going to investigate the PowerShell module “What-if“, to preview an ARM template deployment. Infrastructure as code,
Upgrading our .NET Core 3.1 project to .NET 5
Today we are going to upgrade our ASP.NET 3.1 website to the latest preview version of ASP.NET 5. While .NET
Passing arrays and using loops in ARM templates
Today we going to build a dynamic ARM template to read in a list of our webapps, and loop through
Splitting up our ARM Templates with Azure CLI to improve our infrastructure deployment reliability
Today we are going to implement a new strategy to manage our ARM templates with Azure DevOps. We’ve been using
Dependabot updates to code
A few months ago, we looked at Dependabot, a tool to check for dependency updates. Recently, GitHub announced an update,
