Azure Cloud Solution Architect, Tech geek. Blog writer, having Experience with Azure cloud, C#.NET, REST APIs, Docker, K8S, AKS , Linkerd, Azure DevOps & Informatica ETL, Disaster Recovery and High Availability Planning
Azure is huge, so is the way the Networking works in Azure. There are lots of Network devices aka Resources available on Azure. All these resources combined together can really become difficult to Debug or assess any issues. To Sample a few below is a list (not comprehensive) Virtual Networks Subnets NICs Firewalls Network Security […]
Let me start with Network Security in Azure. There are various ways to secure your Virtual network in Azure. Network Security Groups (NSG): a NSG is a set of Allowed and Deny rules for Inbound and Outbound connectivity. There are some default Allow and Deny Rules also setup which can not be deleted or Disabled. […]
Geo-Replication Good Failover strategy includes replicating your Database to a Partner Geography Server so that if there is an outage in the Primary Data Center Region, the Secondary Database Server can then become Primary to provide High Availability Support for the Individual Database. The Geo-Replication applies to the Database and allows at least 1 and […]
When designing an Azure Application Architecture, the Public IP Addresses are one thing which every Azure Architect / Azure Developer should take into consideration. There are 2 types of allocation methods for the Public IP Addresses, Static: – As the name suggests it is allocated on static based and doesn’t change over time. Dynamic: – […]
Whether it is an Enterprise Subscription or a Personal Pay-as-you-Go Subscription with Azure, the Subscriptions do have costs associated for Resource usage. In the Subscriptions, VM’s also carry a runtime Cost which is something that can be controlled. When a VM is Created, there are some Meters created that are associated with Running the VM, […]
I have found Azure Cloud Architecture interesting and equally full of rich Products/ Features to cater to different Customer needs. I am going to focus this post on Load Balancing offerings by Azure. There are 2 basic Types based on Usage. Application Load Balancing – This mostly runs on OSI Layer 7 and allows your […]
Freaking easy, isn’t it. Not some times. it is in fact easier in DotnetCore. I have submitted a GitHub PR for updating the Official documentation for including HTTPOverrides Middleware. What is it??Good Question. So why you need it? Well there are various REST clients which don’t have capabilities to send PUT/ PATCH/ DELETE requests to […]
If you are being a Corporate Proxy or you have a Developer machine running offline, you can’t use the Intellisense feature of Visual Studio Code / CSharp. For these features you need to install the Omnisharp server inside the VSCode Csharp plugin. Moreover you would like the Debugging functionality to be also enabled. For that […]
I started with following this article from Microsoft on how to get a Bower / Gulp task runner installed in Microsoft Visual Studio, however my environment is Visual Studio Code + DotNETCore SDK + ASP.NET Core. Step 1 – Install NodeJS / NPM package manager How to Install NPM /Node Step 2- Install Task Runners […]
This is 3rd in series of articles written for Jenkins Continuous Integration tool. We already setup Jenkins, setup Android SDK, Gradle home, and a Test Jenkins build to archive the artifacts so far. In this tutorial I am going to setup a AWS S3 integration from the same build to be able to archive the artifacts […]
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