-
Battle of the Best Password Managers: Dashlane, Bitwarden, 1Password, Zoho Vault, LastPass, and Secret Vault
Ryan Ingram, 06 June 2024
Going digital whether for personal or business use offers numerous benefits such as convenience, faster transactions, and centralized data management. However, it also comes with a lot of risks especially when sharing sensitive information. With the rise in cyber threats, protecting this data has be
Read the full article here -
Part 1: How to create Test Plans and Test Cases in Azure DevOps
Harshani Perera, 30 June 2022
Azure DevOps is a great place for everyone on the team including Business Analysts, Developers, Project Managers and Testers to collaborate on a project. It allows transparency and ease of communication to keep all information in one place so it’s visible to everyone. In this series, I will share wi
Read the full article here -
How to Quickly Capture Bugs in Azure DevOps using the Test and Feedback Tool
Harshani Perera, 06 August 2021
When testing software, recording issues and bugs is one of the time-consuming tasks. You may also need to use several tools to capture all the necessary data e.g., Excel, screen capture tools and paint. The great thing about the Test & Feedback Tool is that you can do all these things with this
Read the full article here -
How to Run Test Cases in Azure DevOps
Harshani Perera, 28 June 2021
In Software testing, test cases are the step-by-step instructions carried out to verify the behaviour of a Software application. There are many tools to write test cases such as Excel, XMind, Testing tools or even Word. Azure DevOps is also a tool that provides the ability to create test cases easil
Read the full article here -
How to Connect Visual Studio 2019 to Team Foundation Server (TFS)
Adam Murchison, 14 December 2020
As intuitive as you’d expect this to be, it is not and caused myself a bit of frustration setting this up. Visual Studio 2019 defaults the source control to the widely popular Git source control and our requirement was to set our source control to an on-premise TFS. The first step you need to do is
Read the full article here -
How to Easily Debug a Timer Trigger Azure Function Locally
Adam Murchison, 14 August 2020
When trying to run a timer triggered Azure Function locally it is unconventional to wait for the timer to hit or updating the timer to a small amount of time to debug. Instead you can add in a parameter to trigger the function so that it runs instantaneously.Important notes:You’ll need to have the A
Read the full article here -
Testing your Azure Function within Azure
Adam Murchison, 08 July 2020
Testing your Azure function from a queue, HTTP request or another trigger can be a pain especially when you’re waiting for the Application Insights to show the log as it can take up to 5 minutes. You can test your function directly within Azure with real-time logging.How to navigate to test/run in A
Read the full article here -
Configuring Azure AD B2C Password Complexity
Jordan Hohepa, 19 June 2020
When using Azure Active Directory B2C you can control how your users access, register and manage their accounts for your applications. While configuring Azure AD B2C you have the option to use User Flows or Custom Policies to handle these processes. User Flows make use of the Azure Portal Interface,
Read the full article here -
Dynamics 365 XrmTooling Connect with Azure App Registration in C#
Paul Nieuwelaar, 24 April 2020
In this blog post, I’m going to explain how to connect to Dynamics 365 Online from a C# Console App, Azure Function, or any other external application. I’ll be showing how to connect using an Azure App registration. This approach uses a Client ID and Client Secret, in addition to Server URL, instead
Read the full article here -
Manually Creating Dynamics 365 Portal Users with an Azure AD B2C Connection
Jordan Hohepa, 10 February 2020
Recently I configured the identity management service Azure AD B2C to handle the Sign Up and Sign In for a Dynamics 365 Portal. When accessed, the Portal will immediately send the Portal User to Azure AD B2C, allowing them to either Sign In with their existing account details or Sign Up by entering
Read the full article here -
Updating the execution files of a Microsoft Azure WebJob
Zoe Sands, 15 July 2019
This blog is a continuation of my series on how to create and use WebJobs (available here: pt1, pt2).Requirements change and we all must update our logic at some point. When updating a WebJob this can be done in a few ways, such as using an FTP or alternatively you can use the App Service Editor. Th
Read the full article here -
Collecting logging in a Microsoft Azure WebJob
Zoe Sands, 26 June 2019
A triggered WebJob can handle its own logging and can be accessed by selecting your triggered WebJob then selecting logs as shown. Logging in a continuous WebJob is a little trickier. This is because there is technically no endpoint, as soon as it finishes running it runs again. With a triggered We
Read the full article here -
Creating WebJobs in Microsoft Azure
Zoe Sands, 24 June 2019
When working in CRM and other database systems we sometimes find that we need to automate pieces of work that cannot be handled within our system. This could be things like synchronizing data between two systems or sending daily notifications to users about work that is with them. In an On-Premise C
Read the full article here
Filter by Category
Filter by Author
Adam Murchison
Alfwyn Jordan
Arthur Mandisodza
Calum Jacobs
Colin Maitland
David Mochrie
Dominic Liu
Gayan Perera
Harshani Perera
Isaac Stephens
Jaime Smith
Jared Johnson
John Barrencechea
John Eccles
Lauren Withers
Paul Nieuwelaar
Roshan Mehta
Roz Millar
Ryan Blaikie
Ryan Ingram
Sarah Coleman
Sean Roque
Shalane Williams
