Quickly setup everything you need for develop, deploy and monitor your solution on Azure – Using Azure DevOps Project
Azure DevOps Project makes it very easy to get started on Setting up code repo, build, and deployment with Azure.…
Quickly connect Azure Cosmos DB with your applications using Visual Studio Connected Services
Visual Studio Connected Services for Cosmos DB enables developers to easily connect and integrate with Cosmos DB. We have seen several…
How to move Azure Resources from one Azure Subscription to another?
This post explains how to move Azure resources from one subscription to another subscription using the Azure Portal. This could…
Setting up Failover Priorities for Azure Cosmos DB from Azure Portal
In the previous post, we discussed setting up global replication of Azure Cosmos DB database using the Azure portal. Priorities…
Setting up global replication of your Azure Cosmos DB database using the Azure portal
Azure Cosmos DB is a globally distributed, low-latency, high throughput databases services. Azure Cosmos DB provides global distribution, which means…
Preventing Azure Resource Deletion or Unexpected Changes using Locks
In your Azure environment, there could be several critical Azure resources that you don’t ever want to be deleted or…
Quickly locate or change the custom project or Item templates locations in Visual Studio 2017
In Visual Studio, all the custom template files must be placed in a specific location so that Visual Studio recognizes,…
Add an Azure Cosmos DB trigger to an existing Azure Function app from Azure Cosmos DB Portal
Azure Functions let us execute our code in a serverless environment. This does not require create a solution or publish…
