Quick and dirty container
Want to know how to containerize an ASP.NET Core application the quick and dirty way? You’re in the right place.
containers
A collection of 10 posts
The hidden value of containers
It might not be obvious, and certainly when I got started with containers, I didn’t realize that there’s side-benefits that are not typically talked about.
Azure Load Tests Part 2: Running Tests from Pipeline
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....
Load Testing with Azure Container Instances
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...
Service Fabric vs Azure Container Service - Part 1: Introduction
Companies like Netflix, Spotify, and Uber are poster childs for organizations using microservices successfully. They scale up/down with ease, they add new teams effortlessly, and they experiment with new features without much risk. Meanwhile, we’re still developing the same monolithic...