Following on from my previous post on identity with .NET and containers, I wanted to expand on this to look at authentication loops from Entra ID. The symptoms of this issue are pretty simple, when you hit your .NET container based application, secured with Entra ID, you are sent in a loop to the authentication … Continue reading .NET Authentication Loop with Container Based Apps
In this post, we will take a look at the configuration of .NET applications using the Identity libraries for Azure Entra ID, which are containerised and sit behind load balancers. Before we get into the detail, first I want to share some background. When you don't have your app registration in Entra ID properly configured … Continue reading .NET Identity and Containers Behind Load Balancers
In this post, I am sharing some of the tips and tricks I've learned from building .NET microservices over the years. A big thank you to the team at the Festive Tech Calendar, as this is my contribution this year. All throughout December, make sure you check out some of the fantastic sessions offered up … Continue reading Notes From the Field: Building .NET Microservices
You may well be aware of technology such as Helm and the creation of Helm Charts to manage applications on Kubernetes. It's a great solution if you want your container to be consumed by the general public, but what if you want a reusable YAML file to deploy your services internally. We can easily have … Continue reading Deploying Containers with Common Configuration
In this post, we take a look at how to make sure you .NET Core Web API containers work well in auto-scalaing scenarios on Azure Kubernetes Service. When you first access a newly released .NET Core Web API, even locally, does not have to be in a container, you will notice the first request is … Continue reading Auto-Scaling .NET Core Web API Containers
In order to test locally, you will also need Docker Desktop installed on your machine. This should be done before you create your Visual Studio project below. To start, we need some application code. Using Visual Studio, create a new project, for this walkthrough, I will be using an ASP.NET Core Web Application, I will … Continue reading Deploying .NET Applications to AKS using GitHub Actions
Martyn Coupland 