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Elasticsearch: Install ingest node
In this summer I started to work with ELK stack on Azure. This is another interesting topic if you want to increase efficiency of your DevOps activities. As usual I started with Elasticsearch: The open source, distributed, RESTful, JSON-based search engine. Easy to use, scalable and flexible, it earned hyper-popularity among users and a company […]
Cloud-native Azure Application Architect Map for Azure Services
As I promised a month ago I share with you the fourth Map for Azure Services by Stephane Eyskens (@stephaneey). The Cloud-native Azure Application Architect Map is available on several way such as Azure Developer Community Blog and Mindmap Maker. You can find some explanation (behind the attachment icon) and external links (behind the link icon) for the better […]
Infrastructure Architect Map for Azure Services
Azure Solution Architect Map, Azure Security Architect Map have already shared and now I would like to provide you the next one. As you have already realized this is the Azure Infrastructure Architect Map by Stephane Eyskens (@stephaneey). Luckily it is available on several way such as Azure Developer Community Blog and Mindmap Maker. You can find […]
Security Architect Map for Azure Services
End of June this year I posted an article with a great stuff regarding Azure. In this post (Solution Architect Map for Azure services) you can find a brilliant diagram which helps you or other Architects finding the “right way in Azure”. Today I would like to share with you the Azure Security Architect Map […]
Solution Architect Map for Azure services
Sometimes is hard to know which Azure service belongs to which category such as Monitoring, Security, Governance, etc. Luckily a Microsoft MVP provided a map for us in this topic to “helping to choose for a solution or another”. The Azure Solution Architect Map is available on Azure Developer Community Blog and on Mindmap Maker […]
E2E Python solution in DevOps – Part 6: Add test cases to project
In this serie I show you how you can create a PyPi ready solution which is stored on GitHub and has fully automatized build-test-deploy CI/CD pipeline in Azure DevOps. Furthermore you will be able to use it from command line like azure-cli or aws-cli. Table of content Part 1: Basic Python Code Part 2: Basic […]
E2E Python solution in DevOps – Part 5: Create Azure DevOps pipeline – master
In this serie I show you how you can create a PyPi ready solution which is stored on GitHub and has fully automatized build-test-deploy CI/CD pipeline in Azure DevOps. Furthermore you will be able to use it from command line like azure-cli or aws-cli. Table of content Part 1: Basic Python Code Part 2: Basic […]
E2E Python solution in DevOps – Part 4: Create Azure DevOps pipeline – staging
In this serie I show you how you can create a PyPi ready solution which is stored on GitHub and has fully automatized build-test-deploy CI/CD pipeline in Azure DevOps. Furthermore you will be able to use it from command line like azure-cli or aws-cli. Table of content Part 1: Basic Python Code Part 2: Basic […]
Azure Heat Map – follow updates
Today I would like to share with you a useful graphics to follow the Microsoft Azure services related updates: https://azureheatmap.azurewebsites.net/ Here you can choose from 3 views: All updates equal – All updates counted over the last 6 months have equal weight assigned. Latest more important – Updates from the last month will have 6 times more weight […]
Re-configure azure-cli to use Python3
When you use azure-cli (2.x) you know it uses Python 2 by default. Nevertheless Python 2.7 will not be maintained from January 1, 2020. This means Python 2 will retire soon. You can find some details and a counter for this special day here: https://pythonclock.org/ Don’t worry, Python 3 is here with standard libraries and […]