Dev Blogs
Hello and welcome back to the weekly roundup of news and posts from across the DevOps on Azure community.
On this week's episode of The DevOps Lab we have Kat Cosgrove and Matty Stratton from Pulumi joining us! In this week's episode we take our Infrastructure as Software a step further and deploy into Azure, using GitHub Actions. Check out the episode below: 02:45 - Why do tests and pipelines matter for your infrastructure as code? 3:57 - Review p...
That's right friends, love is in the air! Valentine's Day weekend is upon us and I love Fridays! Not only because I get to enjoy the weekend, but because I know you get the latest and greatest posts from the DevOps on Azure Community.
Some of the big advantages of using Azure Cosmos DB include low latency and global availability with replication, multi-region writes, auto-scaling, and integration into other Azure Services (Azure Kubernetes Service, Azure Key Vault, and more!)
We are excited about updating the public preview to include the ability to select which folder to store queries and configuration carried over with the copy operation.
We have another week of posts from the DevOps on Azure Community. The posts this week come from across the world to share subjects like GitHub, Azure Pipelines, the always popular Terraform, and a heavy dose of security. Let's get into this week's community contributions!
That's another week in the books! How did you do this week? Fix some things? Break some things? Maybe even learn some things? Each week that passes is an opportunity to practice continuous learning.
This week on AzureFunBytes we'll be discussing how to make your applications real-time with SignalR. SignalR is a library that developers can add real-time functionality making code push content to connected clients in an instant rather than waiting for the client to request data from the server.
The top stories from the #AzureDevOps #community for 2022.01.20 are here! We've got new posts on Octopus to deploy your apps to Azure, GitHub Actions, inner source, Terraform, and more. Let's get started!
Work on writing your code and not managing the infrastructure required. Let the Durable Functions framework take care of activity monitoring, synchronization, and runtime concerns. You can also use many of the popular programming languages you are already familiar with.