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…
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…
Linking Team Services (VSTS) accounts with your Azure account for Continuous Integration
Before setting up the Continuous Integration, you have to make sure your Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) account is linked…
Real Time Telemetry for your Azure Function App using Application Insights
Application Insights helps us to track applications health in real time. You can track your application availability, performance issues, user’s…
5 simple steps to create and test your first Azure Function App
Azure Functions let us execute our code in a serverless environment. This does not require create a solution or publish…
Get your Application Insights data in Power BI – Faster than ever
Power BI has the ability to bring the data from multiple sources and represent in a rich visual way. You…
Easily recognize the Type of your Application Insights inside Azure Portal
Application Insights is an extensible analytics service that can be easily integrated with your apps and can help you to track…
Connecting Azure Storage Using Add Connected Services in Visual Studio 2015
Visual Studio 2015 helps you quickly build connected cloud application using “Add Connected Services” feature. We all are familiar with…
