The annual go-to conference for developers (and everybody else) that just loves Microsoft developer eco system has been carried out. This time it was 48-hour only digital experience, at no cost. As previously, and despite being a full-blown virtual conference, a lot of new and interesting stuff has been presented.…
Ivan Milano
Azure DevOps pipelines with YAML and GitVersion
Background In Azure DevOps there are kind of two ways of setting up pipelines (previously also called builds). One can use the classic editor or the yaml approach. The classic editor is more visual where tasks can be added and modified. A typical setup can look something like this (non…
Using MongoDB Transactions with EventSourcing in C# and dotnet core
Transaction support in MongoDB First things first; a transaction is a unit of work that should be treated as "a whole." It has to either happen in full or not at all. Transaction support in relational databases likes MSSQL or Oracle Databases have been around for a while.…
Authenticating with Azure AD interactively and non-interactively
Protecting a site using Microsoft account Using your Microsoft account to protect a website or a web api in Azure has become quite a breeze. By following these few steps, your site is protected in minutes: Create a free azure account Create and deploy your web/api site in Azure…
Fun in Kristiansand Zoo and Amusement Park
Having small kids also means that I can do all the things I missed in my childhood; like going to a wildlife park. This time, my family and I have decided take the trip to Kristiansand Zoo and amusement park. The park is located in the southern part of Norway,…
Building and deploying with TeamCity and Octopus Deploy – part 5 of 5
Configuring Octopus Deploy 1. Start by adding an new external feed. Navigate to** Library -> External feeds -> Add feed**. I’m naming the feed for** “TeamCity Package feed”, and the url is http://localhost:84/guestAuth/app/nuget/v1/FeedService.svc**. As you maybe have noticed this…