Have you ever stared at a mountain of bug tickets, documentation chores, and those “someday” refactors, wishing you could just hand them off to someone else? […]
When working with Azure virtual networks, managing the flow of traffic to and from your subnets is a critical part of securing your… Continue reading on […]
When working with Aspire for .NET cloud-native applications, it’s common to need flexible configuration that switches between production… Continue reading on Medium »
When developing microservices locally using the Aspire framework, it’s often convenient to emulate Azure services like Blob Storage, Table… Continue reading on Medium »
Most Azure resources support what is called an Azure Monitor Diagnostic setting. This diagnostic setting allows you to configure which logs or metrics you want to […]
While working on a local microservices setup using Aspire, I ran into a confusing issue while trying to emulate Azure Event Hubs. The… Continue reading on […]
This is part of my series on Azure Authorization. Azure Authorization – The Basics Azure Authorization – Azure RBAC Basics Azure Authorization – actions and notActions […]
Microsoft is changing how outbound internet access works in Azure—and it’s a big deal for anyone managing virtual networks in the cloud. As of September 30, […]
Reliability (Resiliency, availability, recovery) is part of one of the main pillars of the Azure Well-Architected Framework. It is essential for ensuring that applications and services […]
Determining how Azure AI Foundry Agents makes decisions is important for troubleshooting and debugging purposes. However, it can get a little complicated when our agents perform […]
Most Azure resources offer a feature known as an Azure Monitor Diagnostic setting. This setting enables you to define which logs and metrics you want to […]