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Introduction In my previous article, “How to Turn On Features in .NET and C# Without Redeploying: Exploring Feature Flags and A/B Testing”, I introduced the concept of feature flags and explained their value in modern software development. We explored how they enable dynamic feature control, safer rollouts, and experimentation like A/B testing, all while minimizing […]
Introducing Azure Key Vault In the last article, I discussed how to secure and remove connection strings and passwords from your local code using Secret Manager. If you haven’t read it yet, you can check out the previous article here. Today, we’ll dive into Azure Key Vault, explaining what it is and how it simplifies […]
Introduction to Resilience In today’s world, developing an application with a cloud-first approach has become the standard. This approach ensures that applications are scalable, flexible, and can handle the dynamic demands of modern usage. One of the key aspects often discussed in this context is resilience. But what exactly is resilience? Resilience in software development […]
Introduction In my recent articles, I’ve talked extensively about Azure Functions. If you haven’t checked them out yet, I recommend starting with Getting Started with Azure Functions: C# and Visual Studio Code Tutorial. Last week, I published a post on Getting Started with Azure Blob Storage: A C# Project Using VSCode, where I guided you […]
Introduction In my recent articles, I’ve talked extensively about Azure Functions. If you haven’t checked them out yet, I recommend starting withGetting Started with Azure Functions: C# and Visual Studio Code Tutorial. Today, however, I want to talk to you about another very important and powerful Azure service: Azure Blob Storage. In this article, I […]
Introduction If I had to choose my favorite Azure cloud service, I would definitely choose Azure Functions. Why? Because it is simply one of the easiest ways to publish an online service for an MVP (Minimum Viable Product). With pay-as-you-go pricing, you don’t have to worry about infrastructure and hosting. I’ll go into more detail, […]
