PowerShell Microservices on AKS Part 4
Bart Pasmans Welcome back! If you joined me in Part 1,2 and 3!, you already know we’re on a mission to prove that PowerShell can do a whole lot more than run…
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PowerShell Microservices on AKS Part 3
Welcome back! If you joined me in Part 1 & 2, you already know we’re on a mission to prove that PowerShell can do a whole lot more than run…
PowerShell Microservices on AKS Part 2
Yes, We’re Actually Deploying It This Time! 🚀 Welcome back! If you joined me in Part 1, you already know we’re on a mission to prove that PowerShell can do…
PowerShell Microservices on AKS Part 1
Building PowerShell Microservices on AKS, Because Yes, PowerShell Can Do That Too! 🚀 If you’ve been following my blog for a while, you know I love exploring the boundaries of…
Pre-Auth/Easy Auth with Azure App Services & downstream token setup with a custom API
Azure App Services by default are open to the public, allowing external connections to your trusted app. Sometimes setting the status of your App Service from public to ‘private’ is…
A single public outbound IP for Azure (app) resources!
I regularly run into situation where PaaS resources are used which require external connectivity. For example, to API’s or to third party services that use whitelisting to allow only certain…
Start scripting like a pro! – #9 | Responding to Azure Events (the Mediator approach)!
If I need to address right now a type of technology which really makes me happy it would be ‘event driven architecture’. For me this is a real game changer…
Start scripting like a pro! – #8 | Setting up a Azure Functions and consume with PowerShell!
Introduction In the previous blog post: https://bartpasmans.tech/start-scripting-like-a-pro-7-setting-up-a-custom-graphql-api-and-consume-with-powershell/I’ve shown you how to set up a GraphQL API (for the loyal followers of this blog series 😉 with the user management system).…
Start scripting like a pro! – #7 | Setting up a custom GraphQL API and consume with PowerShell!
Welcome to this new blog post in which we’re going to see how to make API’s with GraphQL and consume them using PowerShell. In my previous blog posts, I’ve shown…