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In this session we show how to use the Blockchain Developer extension for VS Code to publish smart contract events to Event Grid and Service Bus using Logic Apps, Flow and Functions. For more information head over to: https://aka.ms/bcvscode Follow @CH9 Follow @MSFTBlockchain
Did you know you can now enrich (aka.ms/IoTShow/IoTmsgEnrich) your IoT Devices telemetry by stamping device twin tags and properties on messages sent to different routing endpoints, even to telemetry events going to Event Grid? Ashita Rastogi, PM in the Azure IoT platform team joins Olivier on the IoT Show to tell us all about this new feature in Azure IoT Hub
GraphQL is an exciting new API architecture. Join us in this special series where you'll learn the basics of GraphQL, how to interact with an existing GraphQL endpoint, how to create your first GraphQL Server, and how to deploy your GraphQL Server to the cloud using Azure! Watch the Entire SeriesUsing Postman with GraphQL APIGitHub GraphQL API Explorer (GraphiQL)GraphQL vs RESTGraphQL vs ODataAwesome GraphQL
GraphQL is an exciting new API architecture. Join us in this special series where you'll learn the basics of GraphQL, how to interact with an existing GraphQL endpoint, how to create your first GraphQL Server, and how to deploy your GraphQL Server to the cloud using Azure! Watch the Entire SeriesGraphQL vs RESTGraphQL vs ODataAwesome GraphQL
Miao Jiang joins Scott Hanselman to demonstrate a sample CI/CD pipeline implemented using Azure DevOps and Azure API Management DevOps resource kit. The sample follows the suggested approach that was introduced in Build a CI/CD pipeline for API Management, Part 1. Azure API Management overviewAzure API Management docsAzure API Management DevOps Resource KitAzure DevOps SolutionsCreate a free account (Azure)
Miao Jiang joins Scott Hanselman to walk through a conceptual framework for building a CI/CD pipeline to automate the deployment of APIs into Azure API Management. Learn about common automation challenges with API Management and how the suggested approach addresses these challenges. For a demonstration, see: Build a CI/CD pipeline for API Management, Part 2. Azure API Management overviewAzure API Management docsAzure API Management DevOps Resource KitAzure DevOps SolutionsCreate a free account (Azure)
Free Azure Account - https://azure.microsoft.com/free?WT.mc_id=cloudnative-ch9-shboyer Azure DevOps - https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/devops/index?view=azure-devops&WT.mc_id=cloudnative-ch9-shboyer Build Test and Deploy .NET Core apps - https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/devops/pipelines/ecosystems/dotnet-core?view=azure-devops&WT.mc_id=cloudnative-ch9-shboyer Azure Functions - https://azure.microsoft.com/services/functions/?WT.mc_id=cloudnative-ch9-shboyer Azure Storage - https://azure.microsoft.com/services/storage/?WT.mc_id=cloudnative-ch9-shboyer Azure Front Door - https://azure.microsoft.com/services/frontdoor/?WT.mc_id=cloudnative-ch9-shboyer Static Websites on Azure Storage - https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/storage/blobs/storage-blob-static-website?WT.mc_id=cloudnative-ch9-shboyer [01:00] – What is DevOps? [04:45] – Abel describes the application and simple concepts [06:35] – Understanding the relationship and glue of the pipeline [08:10] – Shayne asks how do we know things are ready before deployment [11:57] – Are there other options or feature flag options [13:00] – Keeping environments the same using DevOps [15:25] – How much can we automate?
In this video, Jeroen ter Heerdt shows how to restore a database to Azure SQL from a backup or BACPAC file. Read more about recovering an Azure SQL database using backups: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/sql-database/sql-database-recovery-using-backups. Note that restoring from a .bak file is limited to backups taken from Azure SQL.
Little tricks make a huge difference to a developer's day to day job and productivity. In this video, Christian Nwamba shares the Visual Studio Code productivity tips he uses most often -- ranging from file management and navigation to code transformation and generation.
A minimum viable product (MVP) allows you to obtain rapid feedback, and implement continuous and iterative improvements. When you put an MVP into production, however, you need to take the next step and make sure that you can respond effectively when problems inevitably arise. You need a minimum viable response plan. One that allows you to keep your MVP operational without burdening your team. In this talk, we'll discuss the full lifecycle of an incident, what it means to be robust versus resilient when building a response plan. And we'll help you determine who is on-call when, and for which kinds of problems. We'll also talk about notifications, escalations, and how to enable learning from each problem your service encounters. This will give you the basis of a minimum viable response plan, so you and your team have a baseline to start and continuously improve up.
In this episode, Maoni (CLR) and Mukul (Bing) talk about large page support in .NET Core 3.0 and the performance improvement in the Bing scenario. Useful Links Get started with .NET CoreMemory management and garbage collection in .NET
In this video, Cody Beyer shows how to how to throw your mouse away and be productive in Visual Studio for Mac using only your keyboard. Finally, the Vi vs Emacs debate is settled. The answer is "Visual Studio for Mac"! For more information, go to aka.ms/VSMacDocs
Accelerate and optimize machine learning models regardless of training framework using ONNX and ONNX Runtime. This episode introduces both ONNX and ONNX Runtime and provides an example of ONNX Runtime accelerating Bing Semantic Precise Image Search. Show Summary: [00:00] – Introduction to ONNX[03:40] – Getting Started with ONNX[04:15] – Demo: Convert a CoreML Model to ONNX[06:25] – Introduction to ONNX Runtime[08:30] – ONNX Versions and Operator Sets (Opsets)[10:20] – ONNX Runtime Hardware Acceleration[11:20] – Case Study: ONNX Runtime + Bing Semantic Precise Image SearchLearn more about ONNX: ONNXONNX RuntimeONNX Runtime Inference on Azure Machine LearningONNX Model ZooFollow ONNX on Social Media: ONNX on Twitter: @onnxaiONNX Runtime on Twitter: @onnxruntimeAI Show Guest, Vinitra Swamy: @vinitra_s
Xamarin.Essentials provides developers with cross-platform APIs for their mobile applications. On this week's Xamarin.Essential API of the week we take a look at the Vibration API to enable you to easily turn on and off the vibration feature on mobile devices. Show Links: Xamarin.Essentials DocumentationXamarin.Essentials Getting Started DocumentationVibration API DocumentationSource CodeFind James on: Twitter, GitHub, Blog, and his weekly podcast Merge Conflict.Follow @JamesMontemagnoNever Miss an Episode: Follow @TheXamarinShowUseful Links: Learn more about Xamarin, Xamarin.Forms, & Cross-platform developmentXamarin Developer Center & BlogMicrosoft Learn Self-Guided TrainingCreate a Free Account (Azure)Xamarin Developers YouTube ChannelXamarin on Twitter
Bindings in Azure Functions allows you to declaratively connect another resource to your serverless function as input or output. In this episode, Matías Quaranta takes us step by step through the fundamentals of creating a custom binding, and also how to incorporate it in an Azure Functions project. [03:44] - Step 1 Defining the attribute for the binding[05:38] - Step 2 Creating a service connector[06:37] - Step 3 Creating the collector and binding context[08:52] - Step 4 Gluing everything together[13:21] - Step 5 Activating the custom extension[14:28] - Using the custom binding[19:24] - Where to get the codeUseful Links Azure Functions triggers and bindings conceptsWalkthrough and code samples
