Fan out/fan in Pattern - Part 3 - Azure Durable Functions2022, Mar 21 — 4 minute readIf you need to define a workflow that scales, by having multiple functions running in parallel the Fan out/fan in Pattern is the application…
CQRS with MediatR and Autofac in .NET 62022, Mar 15 — 9 minute readCQRS is an application architecture pattern and stands for Command query responsibility segregation. My intent with this article is not to…
Convert ARM Template to Bicep and Deploy with Azure DevOps - Part 3 - Refactor2022, Mar 08 — 6 minute readThis is the third part of the series where an ARM Template is converted to Bicep. In this article, we should continue on Phase 3 - Refactor…
Chaining Pattern - Part 2 - Azure Durable Functions2022, Mar 04 — 4 minute readIf you need to define a workflow that executes tasks in sequence, the Chaining Pattern is the application pattern to use with Durable…
Major Components in Azure Durable Functions2022, Mar 01 — 2 minute readDurable Functions are stateful workflows, that uses orchestration to manage state, create progress checkpoints, and handle the distribution…
Open Telemetry Exporter with .NET62022, Feb 20 — 3 minute readYou can export traces and metrics from Open Telemetry by implementing custom exporters, and in this article, I would like to show how to…
Difference between Caret (^) and Tilde (~) in package.json. Did you know?2022, Feb 16 — 1 minute readThe difference between a Caret and Tilde in package.json. Did you know it is simpler than it looks? and at the same time a nuance that you…
Open Telemetry and Azure Monitor Trace Explorer2022, Feb 13 — 3 minute readWhen it comes to observability, we rely on telemetry that is captured through reliable instrumentation. Observability With the increased…
Convert ARM Template to Bicep and Deploy with Azure DevOps - Part 2 - Migration2022, Feb 09 — 2 minute readThis is the second part of the series where an ARM Template is converted to Bicep. In this article, we should continue on Phase…
Azure and .NET nested JSON sections. Did you know?2022, Feb 01 — 1 minute read.NET Core (and ASP.NET Core) supports (hierarchical configuration data), which is represented by nesting JSON sections. Let's look at this…