AZ Lamps #8 — Front Door and WebSockets

Azure Front Door is one of my favorite cloud services. I wrote about its new version and its excellent features previously. There are flaws, though.

One of my customers is using web sockets on SignalR. To remind you, the web sockets…

Moq Scandal or Why Caring About Licenses is a Good Idea

Two Use Cases when Azure SQL Serverless always wins

Is Winget worth paying attention to?

I recently played with Winget — an open-sourced package manager developed by Microsoft for…

AZ Lamps #10 — Azure Load Testing

Any user assesses an application’s responsiveness, consciously or unconsciously. You’ve probably…

AZ Lamps #21 — Azure AD renamed to Microsoft Entra ID

AZ Lamps #22 — Python or .NET for Cosmos DB?

I have already written several articles about Azure Cosmos DB, and I still find…

AZ Lamps #4 —Front Door versions

Last year, Microsoft released a new version of Azure Front Door — a service that acts as a global…

AZ Lamps #19 — Cosmos DB Burst Capacity

Despite AI-related titles foregrounded during the Microsoft Build 2023, many other…