Deep dive into Windows Server Containers and Docker – Part 3 – Underlying implementation of Hyper-V Containers

Cornell Knulst - April 18, 2018

Read Cornell's blogpost about Hyper-V containers and how this Hyper-V container virtualization layer works.

Run RabbitMQ using Docker Compose with guest user outside localhost

Michiel van Oudheusden - April 5, 2018

In a recent project, we needed to run RabbitMQ as a replacement for our Azure service bus. The Azure SB works fine, but when we wanted to create a local end to end test environment we did not want to have external dependencies. Read more on Michiel's blog.

DevOps and Telemetry: Supporting systems

Rob Bos - April 5, 2018

In this blogpost, Rob explains options to monitor the underlying parts of a SaaS application. This means logging information about the systems that support the application: servers, database, storage and anything that comes with that.

Override docker-compose port numbers

Michiel van Oudheusden - April 4, 2018

When you are using a docker-compose yaml file, you basically describe how your containers need to run and interact with each other. Part of this are the ports that a container need to use. Read Michiel's blogpost and learn more..

Solve Nginx bad gateway with Identity Server and Asp.Net Core on Kubernetes

Chris van Sluijsveld - April 4, 2018

In this blogpost Chris will explain how to configure Nginx Ingress for Kubernetes when running production workloads.

Retrieve an OAuth client token from Azure AD using Runscope

Michiel van Oudheusden - April 3, 2018

Runscope is a great online tool to validate and test API endpoints. For a recent project, we are using it to mimic traffic from an external system that is supposed to submit XML files to our application. The application, however, requires an authorization token with a valid JWT to authenticate and authorize the caller. As there is a lifetime on those tokens, we need to retrieve a new one each time we start a test. Luckily that is not too difficult in Runscope.

Is your AAD account the same as your Microsoft account?

Jesse Houwing - March 28, 2018

If your AAD account is still the same as your Microsoft Account, then you’ve probably seen this question regularly. You may have wondered why it’s asking and you’ve likely chosen the wrong option more than once. Is fear what’s keeping you from breaking them apart? It shouldn’t, as it turns out this has become a lot simpler. How much simpler? Find out…

Fix error on Azure: “the subscription doesn’t have permissions to register the resource provider”

Geert van der Cruijsen - March 22, 2018

In this blogpost Geert gives you 3 options to solve this Azure error which can help you get going again in building great cool stuff on Azure.

Upgrade ASP.NET Core and Entity Framework Core 2.0 to 2.1-preview1

Peter Groenewegen - March 21, 2018

In this blogpost Peter shows what he had to change and give some tips on how to upgrade.

DevOps and Telemetry: Insights into your application – Part 1

Rob Bos - March 15, 2018

Telemetry is a very important part in the DevOps journey. Without telemetry it's hard to prove anything. Step one should be to get a solid understanding of (a lot of different aspects of) your application. This series of posts will go through Rob's journey in this aspect of DevOps.