A collection of 55 posts
Deploying Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates from Azure DevOps is very powerful. It encourages developers and operators to maintain a declarative file describing the infrastructure on Azure. Also helps prevent pesky environment drifts because of someone clicking from the portal...
In my last post, I blogged about how to use Artillery to run Load Tests from Azure Container Instances. Artillery is easy to use and Azure Container Instances offer a low cost and easy way to run containerized load tests....
Recently, Microsoft annouced that they’re going to be abandoning support for Visual Studio Cloud-based Load Tests. Creating tests through Visual Studio wasn’t trivial, but it was cloud-based and there was no need to provision dedicated test harnesses. I have found...
Creating Azure functions is easy. Managing them can be a challenge. Much like microservices, functions can get problematic to maintain when having multiple environments. This is where Infrastructure as Code can help. Although I don’t particularly enjoy creating Azure Resource...
Azure functions are cute. You can fire up the online function editor from the Azure portal and start hacking away using many languages. In my case, I’d like to start writing some C# and being able to run it and...