This is the second post of the series about hosting your GitHub org’s self-hosted runners in Azure Container Apps. The first episode covers the essentials of the solution, concluding with a testing...

Getting started with GitHub Actions is easy with the GitHub-hosted runners: you write your workflow and run it instantly on GitHub’s infrastructure. But many organizations want to use their own mac...

In this quick post I will share a trick I have found recently to store an object in an Azure Pipelines variable from a PowerShell script. The problem Setting a variable in a script for later use i...

This a quick post to share a service I have discovered this week: Azure Resource Graph Explorer. Apparently it has been around since a couple of years, but I have only found out about its existence...

This is the second and last post of the series about deploying Azure App Services with Bicep. In the first episode, we have created an App Service with Bicep, and deployed some code to it, all with...

Following my previous post about blue-green deployment with Azure App Services and Terraform, I wanted to do the same thing using Bicep. Starting from the same demo, I will break this in a series o...

When you want to implement blue-green deployment using Azure App Services, deployment slots is the way to go. You can create a staging slot to deploy the new version of your code, test it and swap ...

I have been playing with Azure Logic Apps on my own lately, and was wondering how these can be managed by teams in an enterprise environment, especially how can we automate the provisioning and dep...

This post is the last one of my series on the generation of TLS certificates with Terraform for Azure, after the post about self signed certificates and the one about Let’s Encrypt. For this one we...

This post has been updated in late December 2024 with the use of the azuredns DNS provider instead of the now deprecated azure one Following my previous post on generating self-signed certificate...