Creating a CDN Helper in Dot Net Core
Creating a custom helper is easier than you would think. So to keep things easy for us, we are going to use the configuration file appsettings.json to store the base path to our CDN. This will make it easier to change our root without having to update the whole of our application.
Cloud Native for IT Pros: Introduction
There is a medieval French phrase, the modern form of this is “Rome ne s’est pas faite en un jour”. Translated that means “Rome wasn’t built in a day”. It’s an adage attesting to the need for time to create great things. One of the things I commonly hear from IT Pros is the sheer amount of technology in play. How distributed it all is and how hard it is to learn if you don’t have a software engineering background.
Deploying .NET Applications to AKS using GitHub Actions
To start this post, I want to assume you are already familiar with the process of creating Azure Functions. In order to follow this post, you will need to have an Azure Function already deployed (could be empty though) and a project in Azure DevOps which you have access to.