Azure. DevOps. Kubernetes
Yes, as more and more companies embrace Continuous Deployment, feature flags platform are becoming much more popular. I love feature flags, it’s one of the coolest and more demonstrable aspects of DevOps.
With all the noise, it can be overwhelming picking the appropriate solution. In some cases, if you have a very simple app like an ASP.NET Core site with a database, then look no further. Use the Microsoft.FeatureManagement package.
Pipeline variables in Azure DevOps YAML pipelines get mapped to environment variables in the pipeline agent. With Terraform, if there’s an environment variable that starts with TF_VAR_ it will get mapped to an input variable. Combining the two can mean...
Creating a blank VM on Azure is easy, especially from the portal. Installing software and enabling features on each new VM can be time consuming, not to mention error-prone. Similar to yesterday, I will show how to install IIS on...
One of the advantages of PaaS to IaaS is how easy they are to deploy to. If you have to use IaaS, you’d still want to use Infrastructure as Code and CI/CD pipelines.
This is the first post in a series to try to determine roughly the performance of Azure App Service Hybrid Connections. I’ll create a quick experiment to measure any latency introduced by hybrid connections in comparison to an direct connection...
On of the big hold-ups in migration applications to Azure can be on-prem dependencies. Especially when looking to leverage PaaS, dependencies on to on-prem databases or services can be showstoppers. Azure Hybrid Connections are an easy way to add connectivity...