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How to create an infrastructure for EventGrid and Webhook event handler?

I recently worked with an even-driven solution that used Azure Event Grid to route different events to the Webhook endpoint. This blog post shows how to configure and create Azure infrastructure for EventGrid and Webhook-based event handlers. Configuring a Webhook type of event handler (subscription) via Bicep is a pretty

A quick look at Azure Content Moderator and how it can be used to review blog comments

This blog post introduces you to Azure Content Moderator and shows how to integrate it into the blog post commenting process as a text moderator. Azure Content Moderator gives recommendations during the process on whether comments should be reviewed or not. Review is recommended by Azure Content Moderator if the

How to model Azure infrastructure creation in a microservice environment with Bicep Modules?

Background Are you operating in a complex Azure environment that contains multiple independent microservices and you're wondering how to model the environment with infrastructure as a code? This blog post is for you. This blog post shows how to structure/model infrastructure creation effectively with Bicep Modules in

Importance of Azure Platform Governance

Azure Platform Governance is a strategic enabler that determines guidelines, processes, and technologies on how to build a secure Azure environment according to best practices and organization requirements. Azure Platform Governance document gathers all these requirements into a single document. Azure Platform Governance ensures that all services developed by multiple

How to model and organize Azure resource groups in a microservices environment?

This blog post introduces some principles to consider when modeling and organizing resource groups & resources in a microservices environment. Resource groups are one piece in the puzzle and you should also check Microsoft's great documentation (Cloud Adoption Framework) about how to model management groups and subscriptions. You

Privacy matters - Control your digital footprint

Data is the new oil. Like oil, data is valuable, but if unrefined it cannot really be used. It has to be changed into gas, plastic, chemicals, etc. to create a valuable entity that drives profitable activity. so, must data be broken down, analysed for it to have value. Mathematician

How to boost developer workflow activities with Azure Developer CLI?

This blog post is an overview of the Azure Developer CLI tool and how it helps to boost developer workflow activities. Microsoft has created a lot of great documentation about Azure Developer CLI. This blog post concentrates only main points and especially how to create a Web API project (App

How has the tech stack of this blog evolved?

Iterations during the years The first iteration (2018): Headless CMS + Azure App Service I started blogging over four years ago and then I decided to use a Headless CMS solution for content creation and create the frontend layer by myself. Basically, the setup contained an ASP.NET Core application which

Lessons learned when creating reusable YAML templates

I recently wrote about how to utilize reusable YAML templates in Azure DevOps. A shared source control repository for YAML templates gives great value from a re-usability point of view. This blog post concentrates more on how you should formulate YAML templates to make them as reusable as possible. Template

How to use Azure Anomaly Detector to find anomalies in electricity consumption?

Electricity prices are seeking all-time high figures in Finland and most of Europe. I wanted to investigate my electricity consumption a bit more and use Azure AI services to find anomalies in the consumption data. I'll show in this blog post how to create a small console application

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Kalle Marjokorpi

I am a Microsoft-certified Lead Architect, full-stack developer, and blogger. My expertise spans the Microsoft technology stack, including .NET, C#, and Azure.

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