Introduction Since I went to be a freelancer some months before, I am lucky enough to participate in a lot of interesting projects. The most recent one is about creating surveys. What’s the topic? A catalog of questions shall be configured. Questions can be hierarchical, rely on parent. Just one level. Questions are defined with […]
Category: Azure
How to work with Azure Service Bus efficiently, part 1
Introduction This is a small series of articles about how to work with Azure Service Bus. The code is written in .net core and .net standard. No fancy Python in place here! Part 1: (this one) Talk about the basics Part 2: Show the code Part 3: Has everything been recognized? Straighten out requirements I […]
IoT architectures – automation stunts with .net framework, part 5
Part 5: Final architecture & learnings This is the fourth of at six articles about how an IoT project with certain constraints and prerequisites was implemented. In recent article I described why it was not possible to create the docker container for OSISoft AKSDK lib and that is was not possible to leverage old-school Azure […]
IoT architectures – automation stunts with .net framework, part 4
Part 4: Going on with alternative deployment options This is the fourth of at six articles about how an IoT project with certain constraints and prerequisites was implemented. In recent article I described why it was not possible to create the docker container for OSISoft AKSDK lib and that is was not possible to leverage […]
IoT architectures – automation stunts with .net framework, part 3
Part 3: What about alternative deployment options? This is the third of six articles about how an IoT project with certain constraints and prerequisites was implemented. In recent article I described why it was not possible to create the docker container for OSISoft AKSDK lib. This article is about possible options to deploy old-school .net […]
IoT architectures – automation stunts with .net framework, part 2
Part 2: Let’s go with containers This is the second of six articles about how an IoT project with certain constraints and prerequisites was implemented. This time it is about trying to create windows containers with a massive setup of a proprietary piece of software. Part 1: Analysis & Design Part 2: (this one) Let’s […]
AutofacOnFunctions: New logging capabilities
After having released version 1 of AutofacOnFunctions some days ago, there are some new changes and a fitting new nuget package as well. Logging in Azure Functions When I started with Azure Functions I was concerned about many things. I did like the approach to be able to use attributes to trigger a function, a well […]
AutofacOnFunctions: version 1 released with .net framework support
Finally version 1 of AutofacOnFunctions is available! Find the code on github. Have a look onto newest nuget package. Have a look onto the archive to support former versions. Lots of changes Due to the ongoing development of Azure Functions, there had been a lot of changes to the code. Additionally, the first version of AutofacOnFunctions […]
AutofacOnFunctions: Named services support, fixes for breaking changes
A new version of Azure Functions was just released, called 1.0.19. While there are quite some changes in this release, like the fact that Function Apps must have exactly one single language and WebJobs had been updated to 3.0.0-beta8, there are some breaking changes. For complete information about the changes see the announcement. Breaking Changes Azure Functions Version […]
Azure Functions Dependency Injection: Autofac On Functions nuget Package
When starting to play around with Azure Functions, the lack of dependency injection support was pretty annoying. To overcome that issue I created a small library, Autofac On Functions, based on Azure Functions 1.x. Unfortunately it is not possible to generate a nuget package from these sources. Azure On Function with nuget package available Yesterday I started to […]