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How to Create a GitHub Action to build a container image
In this article, you’ll complete the following tasks: Create a GitHub Action to implement a build pipeline Modify the coupon service code to trigger the build workflow Monitor the build workflow’s progress in real time, Update a failing unit test …
How to Move an app to Azure Cosmos DB table storage
Companies that use Azure Storage tables for business-critical applications may find that Azure Cosmos DB provides a better service for their needs.
Suppose that your lenses database, which is implemented in Azure Storage tables, has been working well. The company …
How to Create a pool of compute nodes to run Azure Web Hosting
To run a web hosting batch job, we need to add a pool to our Batch account. A pool contains compute nodes, which are the engines that run your Batch job. You specify the number, size, and operating system of …
ASP.NET web app- ConfigurationBuilder in a web app to retrieve access keys
In this tutorial, you configure an existing ASP.NET web app to retrieve sensitive information, such as connection strings, from your Azure key vault. By using Azure Key Vault, you help protect security information that could otherwise be used by a …
Create Azure Batch workloads from .NET app
Azure Batch is a collection of resources you combine together to produce a large-scale parallel, highly performant solution.
You decide to write the app that manages the entire Azure Batch process as a .NET Core console application for now. First, …
Github search – Context & Using search filters
Context searches are available on certain tabs, such as Issues and Pull requests. These searches are scoped into the current repository and only return results of that type. The benefit to this scoping is that it allows the user interface …
Open-source goals
To recap, there are three dimensions to participation in open-source software:
- Consumers, who study or use the repositories of others.
- Contributors, who are actively involved in the improvement of the repositories of others.
- Producers, who build and
What do we mean by “open-source”?
An open-source program is much more than public access to a codebase. It’s about opening up a living project for participation from anyone who wants to get involved any soft or website development . When executed properly for an appropriate …