Deploying resources to Azure for multiple environments (Dev, Stg, UAT, etc.) can be a painful and time-consuming activity, especially if you don’t have a dedicated DevOps team to carry out these tasks. Even though you have the DevOps team, you will have the dependency on them to get your application out of the door in […]
Let see how we can integrate the Microsoft Exchange (AKA EWS) and access the information.
Each organisation is different, some has dedicated teams to manage and provision resources. But if you were to manage them your self as a developer, either you login to Azure Portal and create necessary resources yourself or you CI/CD (Infrastructure as a code) do it as part of the release.
When you work with Azure Functions, you can use Azure table storage “Static website” to store all your Angular bundles and assets or even a CDN. Then you can set up your proxies.json to serve the files, everything is pretty much the basics.
Create resources automatically using CI/CD, including creating resources such as Storage, Azure Functions, etc.
As most of us know writing unit test is one of the hot topics among developers, and we all try to write to our best abilities and time constraints. This is about how we can publish results to DevOps as part of your Angular build.
In a previous blog post, I demonstrated how easy to save and delete the file to Azure Blob Storage. If they are just public images its alright to leave them as public, but if they are private images and documents we need to secure them.
Setting up Azure Active Direactory Single Sign On on a ASP.NET (.NET 4.5) web app using OpenIdConnect (Cookies based)
