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Azure Static Web Apps: a first look
Although the two have a lot in common, even including parts of the name, there are a few very clear differences between Static website hosting in Azure Storage and Static Web Apps. We’ll have a look at what those differences are and take a first look at the most recent of the two: Static Web Apps.
Static website hosting in Azure Storage Static website hosting is a feature you can enable free of charge on a storage account.
read moreHosting your Hugo website on Azure - Part I
This post is part of a series on hosting your Hugo website on Azure. Keep an eye on this website for future articles.
Intro As you might have seen or read somewhere, I’ve migrated the previous version of my personal website, which was in WordPress, to the current one that is made in Hugo. One of the reasons for migrating away from WordPress was the fact that due to a vulnerability in one of the WordPress modules, spammers were able to use my account to send out a lot of mails.
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The right tool for the job: data store
Intro The possibilities for software development have changed tremendously over the past couple of years. Actually, itâs better to say that the number of options has increased tremendously. With the final breakthrough and continuous expansion of the cloud, the supply of different types for resources like compute and data store is larger than ever before. And while you can even find a decision tree for selecting the right type of compute to use in for instance Microsoft Azure, selecting the right type of data store to use for your application is no simple feat.
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Using (Table Storage) Bindings in Azure Functions
My post Using Triggers & Bindings in Azure Functions V2 drew quite some attention over the past months. But there is a lot more to say about them. Time for a small follow up đ
Covered previously â In my previous post we covered relative simple things like writing to blob storage and putting messages on a Service Bus. But the bindings for Azure Functions are so much more powerful.
read moreAzure App Configuration with .NET Full Framework
This post on using App Configuration using .NET Full Framework was based on a contribution by Steven Hack.
My last post Azure App Configuration: an introduction received a lot of good feedback. And one of those pieces of feedback was a question if itâs also possible to use App Configuration if youâre using Full Framework.
The short answer: yes, this is possible!
For the slightly longer answer: keep reading đ€
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