Category: Azure

In modern software systems, event-driven architectures (EDA) are gaining significant traction due to their ability to decouple components and facilitate real-time data processing. This architectural style enables a system to react to events as they happen, rather than relying on periodic polling or request-response mechanisms. For .NET developers, implementing an event-driven system can be an …

When building a .NET application that comprises multiple components, one of the first crucial decisions you’ll face is choosing the right architectural approach. The two most popular paradigms are monolithic and microservices architectures, each with its advantages and challenges. Understanding the needs of your application, your team, and the business context is key to making …

Azure Service Bus is a powerful messaging service that enables cloud-based and hybrid application components to communicate with each other asynchronously. In this article, we’ll explore how to use Azure Service Bus in a C# application. We’ll cover its core features, benefits, and walk you through the process of sending and receiving messages, as well …

Reading files from Azure Blob Storage securely using Azure Functions can significantly streamline serverless processing workflows. Azure Functions is a powerful event-driven platform that allows you to trigger processes based on events, and with the Blob Trigger, you can automatically process files stored in Azure Blob Storage. In this article, we will show you how …

Securing configuration values is a critical aspect of modern application development. Whether it’s a connection string, API key, or database credentials, these sensitive pieces of data must be stored securely to ensure the integrity and security of your application. Azure Key Vault is a cloud service provided by Microsoft that helps securely store and access …