A collection of 52 posts
I find Azure great for many things like Kubernetes, Serverless, PaaS, IaaS, and so on. It continues to grow and there’s always new improvements. It’s always becoming more rich and easier to use with Cloud Shell, the constant portal improvements,...
Azure webjobs have been around for a while. In fact, the Azure functions SDK builds on top of the webjobs SDK. Azure functions are the most popular because of their event-driven and microbilling aspects. Trigger them when an event occurs....
At the moment, there’s a weird in-between. If you want to run a background job that is continuous and/or requires vnet integration, you might have to use a web job. Even more so, if you’re having to run .NET Framework,...
Today, it was a great meetup at Orlando Azure. Eric gave a fantastic presentation. He has been working for BlueGrace Logistics for 5 years to date as a DevOps engineer. So far, what they’ve been able to do is astonishing....
Often times, subscriptions can be become unwieldy. If there’s lack of organization, it creates multiple problems downstream. It can be challenging to track costs per application or subsystems. Tracking costs per environment can also be challenging. Granting access to developers...