Using the Free or Basic plan for your Azure AppService plan is a good way to start and discover what Azure will be able to do for you. But when you go in production, you might want to use a different pricing tier, just to be able to use some interesting features available in Azure… Continue reading
As I’m using a lot Kubernetes to work on my project, I had the need to be able to view the logs produced by the pods.Actually, you can use the Kubernetes Dashboard to view the logs but it means you have to use the proxy to connect using http://127.0.0.1 and that solution was not perfect… Continue reading
Currently playing with Kubernetes and Azure DevOps for my side project, I wanted to be able to write a comment during the build process, to allow me to post some “important” informations. Fortunately, Azure DevOps is “just” a set of REST APIs so after looking for the information on Internet, I’ve been able to find… Continue reading
Working a lot with .NET Core, using colon (‘:’) in appsettings is quite common. This allow a better separation of variables and, in the end, a better visibility. Today, I’ve encountered an issue when trying to deploy my ASP.NET Core application on Kubernetes cluster: Ok, that’s gonna be funny 🙂 As I didn’t wanted to… Continue reading
Currently working on a side project that use Azure Media Services, I encountered an issue where the assets created by code where not displayed in Azure Portal: At first, I thought there was a problem in my code where I didn’t set the name for example: But whatever I changed on my code, nothing on… Continue reading
When you are doing serverless development in Microsoft system, Azure Functions are one of the feature that you can’t miss. As explained on the official website: With Azure Function, you can build and debug locally without additional setup, deploy and operate at scale in the cloud and integrate services using triggers and bindings. When you… Continue reading
Recently, I’ve started to work on a new Xamarin.iOS project and I wanted to be able to to visualize the layers / margin of the views displayed on screen. Let’s take an simple example to explain you what I mean: As you can see, this is a very basic code used to add a label… Continue reading
Sometimes, when you’re working with other developers, you might wonder who has changed some permissions on your Azure DevOps Services instance, or who has modified some pipeline, etc. I’ve discovered that Azure DevOps Services has a builtin (but in preview) API to query audit log entries. To be able to used it, you just need… Continue reading
I’m working with a customer that has his website deployed in an App Service and from where we store and display date and time. As a old good practice, we store datetime in UTC and we use some .NET tricks to convert this timezone in the user timezone. In our case, the website is available… Continue reading
For one of my pet projects, I need to use a simple SQL Server database to store the data. As I wanted to do it for a long time, I’ve decided to use docker to get a SQL Server container. I don’t know by heart the command line to setup the container (pulling the image… Continue reading