It's time to start planning for next years conferences! We've collected some of the best developers conferences around. Hopefully we'll meet at one of the conferences below. January NDC Security 2023 | Security Conference for Software DevelopersNDC Security 2023 is a 4-Day Event for Software
TL;DRIn a relational database, primary keys are essential. Don't roll without them.Primary key is by default promoted to the clustered index for the table.Table rows are physically stored in clustered index order on disk.An ever-increasing integer key is always generated
Setup:- .NET 6.0 - In-process/isolated v4 function apps - Consumption plan - Managed Identity BackgroundPreviously, I wrote a blog post "Azure Function secretless access to Azure Service Bus using Managed Identity", which describes how to use ServiceBusTriggers in an Azure function
Traditionally, the connection string to the Azure SQL database contains both username and password. Even if you store these credentials in KeyVault, a password needs maintenance/rotation and it might end up in the wrong hands (for instance if sloppy developers keep the password
This blog post will guide you on how to implement Norwegian BankID and BankID on mobile, using a BankID provider named Signicat, which is one of the partners recommended by BankId. Signicat offers a demo client open for everyone, so it's easy to start
All web applications hosted on Web Apps become idle if nobody use them. And therefore first request "wake them up" and takes a little bit more time than the others. To keep the application always "awake" the easiest way is to use Application Insights.
A lot of projects nowadays involve working with Azure SQL Server. When you need to test new features or fix bugs is really useful to have a copy of the production database. If you are not using Azure this usually means making a copy
This post is written in Norwegian only. Julekalenderen finnes på https://julekalender.novanet.no Tradisjon tro arrangerte Novanet julekalender også i 2019. Den besto av 15 luker i økende vanskelighetsgrad, der hver luke var et bilde fra et sted i verden som måtte besvares
In the first month of every year all Novanet employees gather at a cabin in the mountains. It's time for the annual Hackaton! Everyone gathers for a weekend to work together on a technically challenging assignment. In addition to a lot of social activities and great food and beverages :)
At a customer I work for we have a number of web sites running on Azure App Services. We also have a number of backend services running in a kubernetes cluster. The backend services are all exposed out on the internet, and thus available
NDC (Norwegian Developer Conference) has just ended its 12th consecutive event in Oslo. As always, the speaker list contained some big international names combined with some local talent. The agenda contained 185 talks divided in 10 simultaneous tracks, ranging through 45 different technologies. It's
I recently wrote a post where I did some exploring into managed identity for Azure app services. I showed how to get an access token, but only briefly mentioned the Microsoft.Azure.Services.AppAuthentication package, and said nothing about how to write .NET Core
Quite often we want to give an app service access to resources such as a database, a keyvault or a service bus. We used to do this by configuring the app service with secrets that enabled the application to access these protected resources. However,
In this blog post I will be researching a common question raised on forums like StackOverflow: "Is the GetOrCreate method thread safe?". This blog post also contains an interview with the creator of LazyCache, Alastair Crabtree
