Azure API Versioning with Swagger, Azure API Management Services and ASP.NET Core - A Frictionless DevOps Flow In the second and last part of this series, I'll talk about a frictionless developer experience for versioning .NET APIs and automatically publishing those versions to Azure API Management Services.
Azure API Versioning with Swagger, Azure API Manager and ASP.NET Core - An Introduction API versioning has no “right way” and I am fairly convinced that API evolution is usually a better option for both API authors and clients of those APIs. Evolving APIs smoothly without breaking any existing clients and making it easy for them to consume new features seems like the best
Angular Continuous Deployment with Angular CLI, Docker, Travis CI and Azure These days when I start writing code for a new project, I feel a sense of urgency to create an end to end development workflow as soon as possible. I love the phrase “walking skeleton”. So think of this end to end workflow as a walking skeleton of a continuous
Azure Disaster Recovery on Azure UPDATE: Things keep changing & improving really FAST on Azure. This post may not reflect the latest capabilities in terms of Disaster Recovery for Azure Applications. Make sure to read the subject on MSDN as well. There are things we tend to ignore. Things that we don't want to spend
