A few interesting scenarios I experienced that I wanted to document. Firstly, there is a lot of focus on Visual Studio Code, I’m still working on ramping up there and aligning with and contributing the momentum it is building. I see Visual Studio Code as the place where those who want to get into Open […]
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I have written a few articles now on the subject. It was a journey and a successful one at that. Setting up an Azure DevOps repo, how (I) did it, it works Redeploy Request Submitted – Failed to redeploy Access to the path is denied, Azure DevOps, Azure Deployment Center Missing Azure DevOps Organization when […]
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Having setup an External Git connection to my Azure DevOps repository. This means I pull the content instead of implementing Azure Pipelines to push changes when committed, this is CI/CD. Figure 1, Sync Azure Function Deployment Center Azure DevOps Same issue as in this article – Access to the path is denied, Azure DevOps, Azure […]
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I have been doing some testing with Azure Function deployments which requires me to break stuff. That gets me into some real trouble sometimes when all I want is a deployment to work like normal. Here are some other articles I wrote also while doing this. Azure DevOps Visual Studio 2022 add source code Missing […]
Read More →Having worked on Azure for many years now, I have provisioned, deleted, switch, modified so much I sometimes get a bit lost. I was configuring CI/CD for a project and selected Azure Repos, but when I opened the Organization drop-down I did not see the Azure DevOps organization. Figure 1, why is my Azure DevOps […]
Read More →I wrote this article some years ago, it’s great to look back at things to see how we have progressed. That’s a good reason to blog because it is a historical reference, at least from the way I experienced it. Azure DevOps was called VSTS way back then. Configure Visual Studio Team Services in Visual […]
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I wrote this article some time ago, Machine Keys on an Azure App Service, machineKey multiple instances Azure, which describes how and why there are no problems running on multiple instances of your App Service Plan, so long as they are in the same region or datacenter. This is because, as part of the App […]
Read More →If you happen to get this exception on an Azure Function when you have an Azure Storage Queue triggered Azure Function: The input is not a valid Base-64 string as it contains a non-base 64 character, more than two padding characters, or an illegal character among the padding characters. Figure 1, base-64 message required for […]
Read More →One of the most common reasons that an Azure Function is not triggered as expected is because the endpoint which notifies the Function to run is misconfigured or blocked for some reason. The scenario I am focusing on here usually occurs during testing or after a deployment. If you are doing or have done neither […]
Read More →I wrote this post “Batching a Service Bus triggered Azure Function” as a prefix to the one here. That post shows how to configure a batch of messages so that they get processed in a single Function Invocation. What is a ‘”Function Invocation” you might ask? Well…, when you setup an Azure Function you bind […]
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