Azure
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How I Migrated My Blog from WordPress to Blazor WebAssembly
I moved my blog from WordPress to Markdown, Blazor WebAssembly, and Azure Static Web Apps, using static page generation to keep the content discoverable.
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Add Static Page Generation to Blazor WebAssembly
Add static page generation to your Blazor WebAssembly application with Blazorade Static Pages. Generate crawler-visible HTML, metadata, sitemaps, and Azure Static Web Apps routing while keeping your Blazor application as the source of truth.
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Simplify Text Chunking for Vector Embeddings
Text chunking is crucial when working with vector embedding models, no matter where you host them. In my previous article, Vector Embedding for Long Documents, I explored how to combine multiple vectors into one. In this post, I’ll share sample code for how to do both chunking long text and combining multiple vectors into
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Durable Functions Pitfalls in Azure Functions
Avoid these Durable Functions pitfalls to effectively leverage the Durable Functions extension to Azure Functions.
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Resolving the “Could Not Load File or Assembly System.IdentityModel.Tokens.Jwt” Error
I was working on an Azure Functions application to create a REST API that accepts bearer tokens. When I fired up the app in Visual Studio, I was greeted with the following error message. Could not load file or assembly ‘System.IdentityModel.Tokens.Jwt, Version=6.23.1.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35’. The system cannot find the file
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Pulumi Tutorial: How to Store Your State in Azure
A Pulumi tutorial for Azure. How to start provisioning infrastructure on Azure with Pulumi using shared state in a storage account.
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Azure Storage Explorer Helps you Access Your Data in the Cloud
Azure Storage Explorer is a tool that you use to manage your data stores in Azure. It’s available for Windows, Mac and Linux.
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Puhumassa Microsoft 365 HPR -seminaarissa
Olen puhumassa Microsoft 365 HPR seminaarissa toukokuussa 2020. Tämä artikkeli on tiivistelmä puheenvuorostani, avuksi sinulle kun pohdit osallistumistasi.
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Why I Love Cosmos DB
Cosmos DB is an increasingly popular no-sql database provided by Microsoft Azure. In this article I outline the things that make me love Cosmos DB.
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Free Tier Now Available for Azure Cosmos DB
Microsoft announced that Azure Cosmos DB is now also available as a free tier. So I set out to give it a spin to learn more about running Cosmos for free.
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Enable CORS in WordPress Running on Azure
This article shows you how you can quickly enable CORS for your WordPress website or blog running on Azure. All you need is the Azure management portal.
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Code-Based Workflows With Durable Functions in Azure
Azure Functions is a handy solution that allows you to focus on just the functionality your code needs to perform, and not how to package and deploy your application. You just write your functionality as functions, and deploy them to Azure. In my previous post building applications with Azure Functions
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Building Applications with Azure Functions
Azure Functions is a solution that allows you to publish pieces of functionality as functions. This post outlines a few things I think are good to know when building function applications.
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Store Your App Service Configuration Settings in Azure Key Vault
Azure Key Vault allows you to store sensitive information in a secure way. This post shows you how easy it is to store your application’s sensitive configuration settings in Key Vault without having to change a single line of code in your application.
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Not Able to Create Event Based Trigger in Azure Data Factory
I am working on a solution where we have CSV files being created in Azure Blob storage. These files contain account names for employees that we want to perform particular tasks on – One or more tasks for each employee in each file. We decided to use Azure Data Factory
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Things You Need to Know Before Building Applications With Azure Cosmos DB
If you’ve followed me on Twitter or GitHub, you probably have noticed that I’m quite a fan of Azure Cosmos DB. Over that last couple of years that I’ve been building applications with Cosmos DB, I’ve learned a few things that I wish I would have known in advance. Some
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Fixed Containers in Azure Cosmos DB Deprecated
Just happened to notice on the Azure Portal, that Microsoft is moving to deprecate fixed collections in Azure Cosmos DB. Click on the image to make it bigger and have a look. This is really good news! In my opinion, you should hardly ever create fixed containers. Maybe for some