1 2 3 ... Last (12) Setting up demos in Azure - Part 1: ARM templates As I’m preparing some demos using Azure services, wanted to have things in place so I can easily setup the whole environment. In this first part, we look at using Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates to get all those services up and running. Categories: azure dotnet Tags: infrastructure as code arm templates Streamlining package versioning with MinVer In the past two posts on the path to publish a NuGet package, we started by setting up the build with NUKE and running it with GitHub Actions. Before we get to the actual publishing part, there’s one more thing we need, which is to handle versioning. Categories: dotnet Tags: minver semver ci-cd continuous integration - continuous delivery Getting started with GitHub Actions In a previous post, we started to prepare the build pipeline for a new library, using NUKE. In this post, we’re going to continue that work, setting up continuous integration, running the build with GitHub Actions when changes arrive. Categories: dotnet Tags: github actions ci-cd continuous integration - continuous delivery Going all-in with nullable reference types I know I’m late to the party, but just recently had the opportunity to start using nullable reference types more seriously, so thought of gathering the first steps taken to go all-in with it. Categories: dotnet csharp Tags: nullable reference types .NET Conf 2020 and .NET 5 links .NET Conf 2020 is done and .NET 5 is finally here! Information about this release is spread across a bunch of blogs, videos and whatnot, so I thought of grabbing a bunch of links and put them in a post for quick reference. Categories: dotnet Tags: dotnetconf Setting up a build with NUKE Let’s take a look at NUKE, a cross-platform build automation system with C# DSL. We’ll use it to define the build for a new library that will eventually make its way to NuGet. Categories: dotnet Tags: nuke ci-cd continuous integration - continuous delivery Shaking things up a bit - ASPF02O Outro Almost two years have passed since I started the “ASP.NET Core: From 0 to Overkill” series. It’s time to shake things up a bit 🙂. Categories: smalltalk fromzerotooverkill Tags: smalltalk Some comments, tips and rants about my path to Kubernetes certification Sharing my experience about my path to learn about Kubernetes and prepare for the Certified Kubernetes Application Developer (CKAD) exam. Categories: smalltalk Tags: smalltalk kubernetes ckad certifications Event-driven integration #6 - Publishing events (feat. Apache Kafka) [ASPF02O|E045] In this episode, we implement event publishing to Apache Kafka from the auth service, making use of Confluent’s .NET client package. Categories: fromzerotooverkill Tags: kafka events messaging Microservices and correctly built distributed systems Microservices are all the rage for some time now, but are we using the right foundations to create them? In this post, we’ll look into a common design issue in distributed systems. Categories: smalltalk Tags: microservices distributed systems 1 2 3 ... Last (12)
Setting up demos in Azure - Part 1: ARM templates As I’m preparing some demos using Azure services, wanted to have things in place so I can easily setup the whole environment. In this first part, we look at using Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates to get all those services up and running. Categories: azure dotnet Tags: infrastructure as code arm templates
Streamlining package versioning with MinVer In the past two posts on the path to publish a NuGet package, we started by setting up the build with NUKE and running it with GitHub Actions. Before we get to the actual publishing part, there’s one more thing we need, which is to handle versioning. Categories: dotnet Tags: minver semver ci-cd continuous integration - continuous delivery
Getting started with GitHub Actions In a previous post, we started to prepare the build pipeline for a new library, using NUKE. In this post, we’re going to continue that work, setting up continuous integration, running the build with GitHub Actions when changes arrive. Categories: dotnet Tags: github actions ci-cd continuous integration - continuous delivery
Going all-in with nullable reference types I know I’m late to the party, but just recently had the opportunity to start using nullable reference types more seriously, so thought of gathering the first steps taken to go all-in with it. Categories: dotnet csharp Tags: nullable reference types
.NET Conf 2020 and .NET 5 links .NET Conf 2020 is done and .NET 5 is finally here! Information about this release is spread across a bunch of blogs, videos and whatnot, so I thought of grabbing a bunch of links and put them in a post for quick reference. Categories: dotnet Tags: dotnetconf
Setting up a build with NUKE Let’s take a look at NUKE, a cross-platform build automation system with C# DSL. We’ll use it to define the build for a new library that will eventually make its way to NuGet. Categories: dotnet Tags: nuke ci-cd continuous integration - continuous delivery
Shaking things up a bit - ASPF02O Outro Almost two years have passed since I started the “ASP.NET Core: From 0 to Overkill” series. It’s time to shake things up a bit 🙂. Categories: smalltalk fromzerotooverkill Tags: smalltalk
Some comments, tips and rants about my path to Kubernetes certification Sharing my experience about my path to learn about Kubernetes and prepare for the Certified Kubernetes Application Developer (CKAD) exam. Categories: smalltalk Tags: smalltalk kubernetes ckad certifications
Event-driven integration #6 - Publishing events (feat. Apache Kafka) [ASPF02O|E045] In this episode, we implement event publishing to Apache Kafka from the auth service, making use of Confluent’s .NET client package. Categories: fromzerotooverkill Tags: kafka events messaging
Microservices and correctly built distributed systems Microservices are all the rage for some time now, but are we using the right foundations to create them? In this post, we’ll look into a common design issue in distributed systems. Categories: smalltalk Tags: microservices distributed systems