Contents tagged with Azure
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Creating Azure Storage SFTP with Password using Bicep
Azure Storage service has a neat little option for hosting an SFTP. Doing so lets you upload your files as blobs to your Storage account. This is extremely helpful, especially when working on the decades-old system migrated to Azure but still requiring SFTP for data transfer. The documentation and setup of SFTP with a Storage account are straightforward—until you try to create the resource using Bicep and set the password as part of Bicep deployment. This is where it's getting a bit cumbersome.
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Recoverability with Azure Functions
When working with Azure Service Bus triggers and Functions, the recoverability story is not the best with the out-of-box implementation. To understand the challenges with the built-in recoverability and how to overcome those, this post will dive into the built-in recoverability with Azure Functions for Service Bus queues and subscriptions, offering an alternative. But first, what is recoverability?
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Manually Completing Service Bus Messages with Functions
Message settlement with Azure Service Bus has undergone some changes over the past few iterations of the Service Bus SDK for .NET. In the latest SDK (Azure.Messaging.ServiceBus), the settlement is performed via the
ServiceBusReceivedMessage. In the previous SDK, this was accomplished with the help of theMessageReceiverobject. -
Impersonating Events
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Executing Azure Timer function manually
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Azure Functions Elevated
A recent talk I gave online at ServerlessDays Amsterdam
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Automatically provision NServiceBus Service Bus Function endpoint topology
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Automatically create Service Bus trigger queue for Azure Function
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Azure Messaging Crossroads - Techorama NL edition
This week had an opportunity to present at the great Techorama conference. This year it was hosted in the Netherlands, executed by Dutch and Belgian teams. For a first time conference, I was amazed how well it was set up, the flawlessness, the speaker line, and the excitement they have managed to build around the event for both speakers and attendees. Not to mention the venue that was perfectly suited for the event, spacious, and filled with natural light while being there for two days.
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Dealing with large Azure Service Bus messages (part 2)
This is a follow-up post discussing how to deal with large messages. This time, I'm looking at implementing Claim Check pattern in a simple manner, using Azure Storage Queues, which is powering Azure Service Bus ServiceBus.AttachmentPlugin implementation.