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• Blog Azure Certifications in 2026: A Complete Roadmap from AZ-900 to Expert

  How Microsoft's Azure certifications are organised, which one suits your role, costs and free renewals, and an 8-week plan to pass AZ-900.

• Blog Azure for .NET Developers — Part 3: Azure SQL, EF Core, and the Firewall Gotchas

  Provision serverless Azure SQL with auto-pause, wire up EF Core with retry-on-failure, survive the firewall rules, and go password-less with Entra authentication.

• Blog Azure for .NET Developers — Part 1: Subscriptions, Tenants, and Entra ID Explained

  The Azure mental model for C# developers: tenant vs subscription vs resource group, what app registrations really are, and how DefaultAzureCredential kills hardcoded secrets.

• Blog How to Get Azure Tenant ID, Client ID and Client Secret (Portal and CLI)

  Find your Azure tenant ID, subscription ID, client ID and client secret in the portal or with az cli, then use them with DefaultAzureCredential.

• Blog Azure for .NET Developers — Part 8: What a Hobby-Scale .NET App Really Costs

  Honest, itemized numbers for a small production ASP.NET Core app on Azure, the cost traps that bite beginners, and when a plain $12 VPS is simply the better call.

• Blog Azure for .NET Developers — Part 4: Managed Identity — Kill Every Connection String and API Key

  System vs user-assigned identities, RBAC role grants, and the DefaultAzureCredential chain that makes the same C# work on your laptop and in production.

• Blog Azure for .NET Developers — Part 6: Azure Functions vs Background Services — When Serverless Wins

  The isolated worker model, honest cold-start numbers, and a practical decision table for Functions vs IHostedService vs container jobs.

• Blog Azure Resource Manager Templates Overview — with Bicep

  How Azure Resource Manager works and why templates beat scripts — with Bicep as the modern authoring language: parameters, resources, outputs, what-if previews, and deployment commands.

• Blog Azure for .NET Developers — Part 7: Create and Automate VMs with the Azure SDK

  The modern Azure.ResourceManager SDK end to end: resource group, network, and a Linux VM with SSH keys from C#, plus scheduled start/stop to keep the bill sane.

• Blog Modern .NET Backend Roadmap — Part 7: Azure Deployment

  Ship the container to Azure: choosing between App Service, Container Apps and AKS, pushing to a registry, secrets and managed identity, and capturing it all as Bicep.

• Blog Create and Connect an Azure Linux VM with an SSH Key Pair

  Create an SSH key pair with ssh-keygen, provision an Azure Ubuntu VM that accepts only that key using the Azure CLI, connect, and harden access — with cleanup commands.

• Blog .NET AI Engineer Roadmap 2026–27: From Modern C# to Production AI

  A stage-by-stage path to becoming a .NET AI engineer: modern C#, backend skills, LLMs and RAG, Semantic Kernel and MCP, Azure deployment, production AI and the projects that get you hired.

• Blog Create an Azure VM using C# and Azure.ResourceManager

  Provision a complete Azure Linux VM from C# with the modern Azure.ResourceManager SDK — DefaultAzureCredential auth, VNet, public IP, NIC, SSH-key login, and a migration map from the deprecated Fluent

• Blog Azure for .NET Developers — Part 5: Blob Storage, Queues, and SAS Tokens That Expire Properly

  BlobServiceClient with DefaultAzureCredential, access tiers and lifecycle rules, and user-delegation SAS links that expire in minutes instead of account keys that never do.

• Blog Azure for .NET Developers — Part 2: Deploy an ASP.NET Core App to App Service the Right Way

  az webapp up, GitHub Actions, Key Vault configuration references, deployment slots for zero-downtime swaps, and the gotchas that break first deployments.

• Blog Modern .NET Backend Roadmap — Part 8: CI/CD with GitHub Actions

  Automate build, smoke test, image, and deployment with GitHub Actions: SHA-tagged images, OIDC federation to Azure, environments with approvals, and pipeline hygiene.

• Blog Microservices Architecture Diagram and Patterns for Architects

  A microservices architecture diagram explained, plus the patterns architects use: service boundaries, API gateway, sagas, database per service, observability.

• Training Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) Certification Prep — Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) – November 2026 Morning Batch

  Prepare for the Microsoft Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900) exam with live, trainer-led sessions, hands-on Azure labs, a quiz after every module and full-length practice exams.

• Blog Modern .NET Backend Roadmap — Part 9: Microservices, Honestly

  What microservices buy, what they cost, how to find real boundaries — and why a modular monolith with schema-per-module ownership is the strongest launchpad either way.

• Blog The Paradigm Shift to Low-Code and No-Code Development

  Low-code and no-code (LCNC) platforms let you build working software mostly by configuring visual components and declarative rules instead of hand-writing…

• Blog EF Core Migrations in a Separate Assembly

  To keep EF Core migrations in a separate assembly, move your DbContext and migrations into a class library, tell EF which assembly owns the migrations with…

• Blog A Brief History of Java: From Oak to Java 27

  A short tour of Java's history, from the Green Project and Oak in 1991 to Java 27 in 2026: the key releases, the move to open source, the Oracle era and modern Java.

• Blog Infrastructure as Code on AWS with Terraform

  Terraform state, remote backends, the VPC module, per-environment variables and the plan-review-apply workflow teams use.

• Blog WCF in the AI Era: Testing Legacy Services and Migrating to CoreWCF or gRPC

  A pragmatic WCF migration path: pin behavior with generated-client tests, lift unchanged contracts onto .NET 10 with CoreWCF (verified end to end), then move consumers to gRPC on your schedule.

• Blog Modern .NET Backend Roadmap — Part 10: Observability with OpenTelemetry

  Close the roadmap with OpenTelemetry: traces, metrics, and logs from a running API, custom spans and counters for business operations, cardinality rules, and sampling strategy.

• Blog Modern .NET Backend Roadmap — Part 6: Docker

  Package the API as a container: multi-stage Dockerfile, layer-cache-friendly restore, non-root user, and the two real build failures you will hit — verified with a running container.

• Blog Modern .NET Backend Roadmap — Part 5: Caching

  Cache the hot read path with IMemoryCache and GetOrCreateAsync, choose expirations, survive stampedes and invalidation, and know when Redis and HybridCache enter.

• Blog Building Scalable Applications: Microservice Architecture Challenges

  While microservices architecture provides significant advantages in scalability, flexibility, and maintainability, it also introduces unique challenges that must be carefully considered when designing

• Blog Types of SQL Server Joins with Examples

  A join in SQL Server combines rows from two or more tables based on a related column. The type of join decides which rows survive: an INNER JOIN keeps only…

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