VNets (Virtual Networks) [Read More]

Azure functions can be developed locally on Windows using VSCode or Visual Studio. This article covers how to create local functions using Visual Studio. Note that you can also do this in VSCode - you will need the Azure Tools extensions and the Azure Functions Core Tools. [Read More]

Triggers and Bindings [Read More]

This is a guide for creating a new web application in VSCode running as a container in a Kubernetes cluster on Azure. Note that I have created a similar guide for Visual Studio here. [Read More]

This is a guide for creating a new web application in Visual Studio running as a container in a Kubernetes cluster on Azure. Note that I have created a similar guide for VSCode here. [Read More]

Azure App Services provides fully managed web hosting, allowing you to publish web sites to Azure without having to worry about to the underlying Virtual machine or any other infrastructure. Azure manages upgrades of the underlying servers, security, compliance, etc.. [Read More]

Azure provides classic IaaS (Infrastructure As A Service), allowing you to create and manage your own Virtual Machines. The Host OS and the Hypervisor are completely managed by Microsoft Azure, and you manage the virtual machine(s). [Read More]

Regions [Read More]

I listened to a great TED Talk today about effective communication at work - How to Write Less but say More by Jim Vandehei. [Read More]

I am using Logstash and Filebeat to ship log files into a central repository. [Read More]