Monitoring & alerting Azure App Services with Logic Apps & Slack!
Bart Pasmans This is not the first time I’ll be writing about event-driven architecture, nor will it probably be the last time 😊. I was checking my previous blog posts about event-driven…
Scripting
Azure ServiceBus with Azure Functions and PowerShell
If you have been following my blogs for a while, you already know that I have a special place in my heart for event-driven architecture. There is just something elegant…
Meet Out-SexyGridView: The Next-Level PowerShell Grid Viewer with Superpowers 🚀
If you’ve ever worked with PowerShell’s built-in Out-GridView, you know it’s a handy tool to visualize objects in a simple, tabular format. But what if I told you there’s a…
Managed Identity and GRAPH permissions
Many Azure resources support the configuration of managed identities which help you grant permissions to your resource(s). For instance, you need to grant your WebApp permissions to KeyVault to get…
Start scripting like a pro! – #10 | Structured Relational data storage
In my previous blog posts I’ve shown you how to start structuring your data by utilizing JSON. If you missed out this part you can check it here: https://bartpasmans.tech/start-scripting-like-a-pro-2/ This…
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…
Start scripting like a pro! – #6 | Speeding up your code
In the previous blog posts, I’ve shown how to get started with advanced scripting—implementing functions, using (advanced) parameters, working with modules, and testing everything. Now, in the current post, I’m…
Start scripting like a pro! – #5 | Testing your code
Welcome to this next blog, where I’ll guide you through the magnificent world of testing!In my previous blog posts, I showed you how to step up your scripting game—diving into…