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…
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…
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…
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…
