In this article, I’ll demonstrate how to deploy the .NET 7.0 Rest API with Managed Identity and integrate it with Azure SQL. As a result, you can access Azure SQL without requiring a password in your application. Cool setup, in your perception? This is the next episode of the Network Series. Just to recap, in the Network series, I demonstrate how to expose Rest APIs using Azure API Management. Private […]
Api Management / Azure DevOps / Azure pipelines / Functions
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Deploy Azure Function and expose it using API Management
In this article, you will learn how to deploy Azure Function and expose it using API Management. You find a sample Azure Function and deployment pipeline. The azure function is written in dotnet 7.0 and Azure Function v4. This is the next post in the Network Series, you can find all posts in this series. Just a small recap, in the Network series, I show you how to expose Rest […]
Azure DevOps / Azure pipelines / SQL / Uncategorized
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Execute entity framework migration on a Linux
Executing entity framework migration on a Linux agent can be tricky. You cannot run simple dotnet ef command, because it doesn’t work on the Linux machine. As always if you know what you are doing, you can go directly to the source, and download the pipeline here! Before running the pipeline set below variables: So, in order to execute Entity framework migration on Linux, you must create a bundled script. […]
Azure DevOps / Container Instances / Self-hosted agents
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Build a docker image in a self-hosted agent running on Azure Container Instances
How can a self-hosted agent running on Azure Container Instances create a docker image? Even while the question may seem simple, it is difficult. Suppose you’ve already set up a self-hosted agent on an Azure Container Instance (ACR); if you’re unsure how to do so, check out my blog right here! You run a pipeline with a simple docker image and … you get the below error: Unable to locate […]
Terraform
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Efficient terraform modules
Do you wanna write your own efficient terraform modules? I hope so! Read the article and check out sources on my GitHub, cheers! I hope you enjoyed my previous article in the Network Series, you can find it here! You will get information about created architecture, used Azure services, and what is necessary to set up for terraform execution. In this post, I briefly describe the terraform module’s structure, and […]
Api Management / App Service / Container Apps / Container Instances / Functions / KeyVault / SQL / Terraform
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Rest API with Private Endpoint, exposed to API Management by Terraform
Welcome to the Networking Series in Azure! Do you want to learn how to create a secure Rest API that is using a Private Endpoint for Azure SQL, KeyVault, Storage Account, and Container Registry exposed using API Management, managed by Terraform and Azure DevOps? If the answer is yes, this article is for you! As always in my blog, if you need only sources and know what you are doing, […]
Azure DevOps / Azure pipelines / Terraform
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Terraform destroy, should I care?
Terraform destroy, should I care? Why do I need it? How can I create such a pipeline in Azure DevOps? So if you know the answer to the two first questions, you can move directly to my GitHub repo and download terraform destroy pipeline -> link. If you don’t know how to configure terraform pipeline in Azure DevOps check my previous article: https://azureway.cloud/terraform-deploy-pipeline-in-azure-devops. The short answer to the first question, […]
Azure DevOps / Azure pipelines / Terraform
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Terraform deploy pipeline in Azure DevOps
Terraform deploy pipeline in Azure DevOps for sure will be great for infrastructure creation and priceless if you need to define many environments. As always in my blog, if you know how to set up an azure pipeline for terraform but need sources, you can grab them from here! But if you want to learn how to do this, read the below article. So to configure Azure Pipeline for terraform […]
Azure DevOps / Self-hosted agents
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Self-hosted agent on Linux created in 3 minutes
Self-hosted agent on Linux In some cases is necessary, for example, you need to integrate with VNET – because the resources you want to access are not publicly accessible. This can be a storage account, container registry, or many others. Using my instruction you build and run a self-hosted agent in 3 minutes. If you don’t want to read the full problem resolution, you can jump into GitHub for all […]