Enable Role Based Access Control in Azure Kubernetes Services

There are so many moving parts in a Kubernetes cluster, one of them is security. Azure handles the critical tasks like health and maintenance of hosted K8s cluster. Azure Kubernetes Service can be configured to use Azure Active Directory and Role Based Access Control, to make life even more easier.

ASP.NET Core application in Docker

Just like you can run a .NET Console application in a Docker Container, you can also run a ASP.NET Core application in a Docker Container. I think .NET Core might even be a better candidate for containerization.

.NET Core Application in Docker

Docker is getting very popular. It is also endorsed by Microsoft as the defacto container platform.

PWA vs Native

How much time does a concept need, before it is fully mature and accepted by the masses?

Talk: Introduction to AKS & Observability with Container Insights

Got an opportunity to talk on Lighthouse Roadshow Dublin edition. In the second session me and a colleague discussed how easy it is to run and monitor Kubernetes in Azure.

Talk: Cloud-Native Applications with Azure Kubernetes Services

Got an opportunity to talk on Lighthouse Roadshow Dublin edition. In the first session me and a colleague discussed how Microsoft has embraced Open Source, and how Microsoft is supporting Kubernetes, DevOps and Open Source.

Talk: Go Cloud Native with Kubernetes on Azure

In the second session at TechX Dublin me and a colleague spoke about leveraging Kubernetes in Azure PaaS.

Talk: Put your DBs on Autopilot with Azure SQL Database Managed Instance

Today I had an opportunity to share the stage with a colleague of mine at TechX in Dublin. We spoke at TechX in Dublin about how you can put your SQL DB on auto-pilot with the help of Azure SQL Managed Instance.

Talk: SQL Server for Linux on Azure for Enterprise

Today I had the honor to speak at the SQL Ireland User Group. I covered basics of how to run SQL Server for Linux on Azure, and also some very advance scenarios.

SQL Server Always On availability group on a AKS cluster

When running is single instance of SQL Server is not enough, and you have always on demand from business, even during a failure. SQL Server Always On availability group to the rescue.

SQL Server for Linux on Azure Kubernetes Services

Running a single instance of SQL might not what you want, but it is a start. And you still have Hight Availability.

SQL Server for Linux on Azure Container Instance

Running SQL Server for Linux locally is just fine, but what about in Azure?