Mar 2
APIM and Service Bus: Connecting your Service Bus to Azure APIM and relaying messages
Azure Service Bus has a REST API exposed that you can use to send, read, manage messages from and to, but it requires Authentication To use this API, you'll
Dec 27
DevOps – Multi environment variables/ groups
This is a topic that has been asked to me a few times, making me wonder how hard it actually was Working with this nearly every day makes us assume some
Dec 20
Logic Apps: Sending Files Dynamically – A little Christmas gift
A few months ago I was involved in an integration project that required sending files to a local file system, that resided in an Azure VM This was a bit of
Nov 11
Logic Apps: CI/CD Part 3- Building your Azure Pipeline
In the previous posts of these series, we've talked about how to build and prepare your Logic App for CI/CD In this last post, I'll show you how to build your
Oct 27
Logic Apps: CI/CD Part 2- Preparing for CI/CD
In the last post we talked about building a Logic App from scratch and gave a few hints on what we would change to prepare for CI/CD In this post, we will
Jul 8
BizTalk Server: Automation Deployment with Azure DevOps – Deploying the Project
Following Sandros last post on BizTalk Server: Automation Deployment with Azure DevOps – Create a build agent, we're going to show how to create the
May 10
Logic Apps: CI/CD Part 1- Building your Logic App
Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery is a development practice that enables you to accelerate your deployments and delivery time to the customer, by
May 3
Logic Apps: Recursive Logic Apps
While dwelling in my thoughts, a memory came to my mind In my college time, I was present a challenge to make a recursive Fibonacci algorithm, in LISP without
Apr 26
Logic Apps: Async processing pattern
Sometimes we have the need to perform a kind of "fire and forget" pattern in Logic Apps Todays post is a short one, but very useful one Usually, a Logic
Apr 19
Logic Apps: Catching errors
As part of development guides, it's always a good idea to have a fallback plan and handle errors You can be 99999% confident that your code won't fail, but
