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…
Working with Azure Cosmos DB using Visual Studio Code
Azure Cosmos DB extension for Visual Studio Code gives Azure developers set of powerful commands to working with Cosmos DB.…
Sending Your Azure Application Insights Alerts to Team Sites using Azure Logic App
Azure Application Insights helps us to monitor applications health in real time. We can track our application availability, performance issues,…
Connecting Azure Cosmos DB with Azure Storage Explorer by using Connection String
In the previous post (Working with Azure Storage Explorer for Azure Cosmos DB ), we have discussed how we can…
Working with Azure Storage Explorer for Azure Cosmos DB
Azure Storage Explorer is a standalone tool that empowers you to efficiently work with several Azure Storage Services. While working…
Get the most out of Output Window in Visual Studio
The Visual Studio Output window displays status messages for various features within IDE include build errors, compilation error, project configuration…
Getting Azure App Services Publishing Profile inside Visual Studio itself
Visual Studio uses Publishing Profile to package up all the information related to your web projects deployment. When you deploy…
Did you know – Now you can duplicate Line of Code without losing your clipboard content within Visual Studio?
The recent release of Visual Studio 2017 Preview version introduced a very small but useful feature – Duplicate Line of…
