Jul 12
Find Orphaned Azure API Connectors in all Resource Groups with PowerShell
Recently I wrote my version of a script that Mike Stephenson initially created: Find Orphaned Azure API Connectors with PowerShell This PowerShell script
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
Jul 5
Thanks! Awarded as Microsoft Azure MVP 2021-2022
Last week was Microsoft MVP renewal time - as you'll probably have seen - and usually, I share this news firsthand, but this year my wife caught me off guard
Jun 21
Microsoft Integration and Azure Stencils Pack for Visio: New version available (v7.2.0)
I'm not a Dynamics 265 expert, and Dynamics 365 is not my focus area Nevertheless, I couldn't ignore the flood of requests to add the new Dynamics 365 logos,
Jun 20
Find Orphaned Azure API Connectors with PowerShell
Developing solutions on Azure is sometimes an effortless operation Administrate all your Azure resources that may be a different story And this PowerShell
May 10
Microsoft Integration and Azure Stencils Pack for Visio: New Azure and Dataverse Logos
There was a big buzz this weekend regarding the release of a new Azure Logo by Microsoft The new Azure icon represents the unity of Azure within the larger
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
