Azure Managed SQL and SQL Server in a Virtual Machine (VM) are two options for running Microsoft SQL Server in the cloud. Both options enable you to use SQL Server to store and manage data, but they differ in how they are deployed and managed. Azure Managed SQL is a fully managed service that enables... Continue Reading →
Azure Application Insights with Kusto Query Language
Azure Application Insights is a monitoring and diagnostics service that helps you understand the performance and usage of your web applications. It provides a range of tools and features to help you identify and troubleshoot issues, including real-time monitoring, alerting, and log analytics. One of the key features of Azure Application Insights is the ability... Continue Reading →
Microsoft Power Platform explained
Microsoft Power Platform is a low-code platform that enables developers and business users to build custom applications and automate business processes without writing code. It consists of four main components: Power BI: a business intelligence tool that enables you to create interactive reports and dashboards to visualize and analyze data. Power Apps: a platform for... Continue Reading →
Azure IoT development explained
Azure IoT is a set of cloud services that enables developers to build and deploy internet of things (IoT) solutions. It provides a range of services to help you manage, process, and analyze the data generated by your IoT devices, as well as tools to help you build and deploy IoT applications. To get started... Continue Reading →
Azure Front Door and Edge Locations explained
Azure Front Door is a global, scalable, and secure content delivery network (CDN) service offered by Microsoft Azure. It provides a range of features, including global HTTP(S) load balancing, custom domain support, and content caching, to help you deliver high-quality, responsive web experiences to your users. One of the key features of Azure Front Door... Continue Reading →
Azure VNet and Firewalls
Azure Virtual Network (VNet) is a logically isolated network in Azure that enables you to securely connect Azure resources to each other, as well as to on-premises resources. It allows you to create your own network in Azure, and configure the network settings, such as subnets and security rules, to meet your specific needs. One... Continue Reading →
Azure Functions with VNet integration
Azure Functions is a serverless computing service offered by Microsoft Azure that enables developers to build and deploy applications as small, independent units of code called "functions". It can be triggered by a variety of sources, such as an HTTP request, a change to a file in Azure Storage, or a message being added to... Continue Reading →
Microsoft Backbone Network based – Azure VNet Peering
VNet Peering inherently permits your Azure Resource Groups between two autonomous distinct VNets to communicate over the Azure provisioned internal Private IP (otherwise also called as the Microsoft backbone network) as though they are on the same virtual network. The connection is seamless with low network latency which implicitly generate higher throughput. Let us create... Continue Reading →
Microservices Architecture with .NET Core & Docker
Although MicroServices Architecture is the de facto approach in building many complex applications, it introduces numerous abstractions which in contrary to a traditional monolithic application makes it complex to understand, which is directly proportional to the number of introduced abstraction. But having said that, MicroService Architecture provide a huge incomparable advantage to monolithic applications. Performance,... Continue Reading →
Initial Intro – Azure function with SharePoint Online
Azure Functions are a very powerful auto upscaling server-less compute service provided by the Microsoft Azure cloud services. “Azure Function” can be written in multiple languages such as JavaScript, C#, PowerShell, F#, Java and Microsoft has planned(/is planning) to integrate Go-Lang into their ecosystem as well. Azure functions are provided in predominantly two major versions... Continue Reading →

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