Why send errors to Slack? And how does it work? I'll show you why and how to send application errors from Azure Application Insights to Slack, and how this gives you a lot of easy accessible insights to what's happening in your solution.
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
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,
Christmas is closing in, and during this last month of the year we've been running a company Christmas calendar quiz. The calendar has been a success internally, but also attracted attention from customers and colleagues from other consultant firms (who wants to join in,
I recently used the suave [http://suave.io] web development F# library to develop a proof of concept application. Of course we wanted to deploy the application to azure and this looked very easy as both Tomas Petricek (Dojo suave [https://github.com/tpetricek/
