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HI, I'M RICK (A.K.A. RICKVDBOSCH) 👋🏻

… a Microsoft Azure MVP and Microsoft MCT who does cool things in Azure. I
co-host Betatalks the podcast, write (open source) code and I am an
international speaker. Besides architecting cloud systems and helping companies
determine their cloud strategy I try to write blog posts about whatever I
encounter during my work from time to time. Among other things…🤓

For a quick overview of online profiles, check Linktr.ee/rickvdbosch. For a more
detailed overview, see my About page.


RECENT BLOG


API MANAGEMENT: ADVANCED USAGE QUOTA

Introduction Azure API Management is a hybrid, multicloud management platform
for APIs across all environments. For more information on API Management, check
out Microsoft Docs: About API Management. API Management (APIM) is an Azure
service that enables you to manage APIs as first-class assets throughout their
lifecycle. It consists of an API Gateway, a management plane and a developer
portal. All these components are hosted in Azure and are completely managed by
default.
read more: API Management: advanced usage quota


BUILDING A DISCORD BOT WITH AZURE LOGIC APPS

The Betatalks Discord A few months ago we’ve started a Betatalks Discord server
to build a community and enable our friends to discuss all the Betatalks content
we put out there. Think about the Betatalks videos on YouTube, Betatalks live
events and the most recent addition: Betatalks the podcast. To notify the
corresponding Discord channels about new Betatalks videos or Betatalks the
podcast episodes, I created Azure Logic Apps to check for new additions and post
them to the webhook.
read more: Building a Discord bot with Azure Logic Apps


USING AZURE APP CONFIGURATION IN .NET 5 FUNCTIONS

Azure .NET 5 Functions A lot has been said about .NET 5 support for Azure
Functions. The most important news: it is now officially supported! 🥳 To enable
running Azure Functions with .NET 5, the new Isolated Model enables Functions to
run as an out-of-process language worker separate from the Azure Functions
runtime. This way you’ll have full control over the Function’s dependencies on
one hand, and new features like a middleware pipeline on the other.
read more: Using Azure App Configuration in .NET 5 Functions


AZURE STATIC WEB APPS: UPDATE

After my two previous posts Azure Static Web Apps: a first look and Azure Static
Web Apps: quirks & gotchas, let’s have an updated look at ASWA in this post.
Support for new languages 👩🏻‍💻 Announced at Microsoft Ignite this year,
Blazor and C# APIs now supported in Azure Static Web Apps. This enables .NET
developers to build and deploy full stack .NET applications with Static Web
Apps. Blazor support Since ASWA is a static hosting option, which means we don’t
have a server component*, the Blazor support for ASWA means support for Blazor
WebAssembly.
read more: Azure Static Web Apps: UPDATE


SERVERLESS: POWER AUTOMATE

It’s Serverless September! The one month a year in which we can keep talking
about Serverless to our friends without feeling bad about it. So here goes … 🤓
In this post we’ll have a look at Power Automate. Because of the low code / no
code nature of the service, it’s a great fit for citizen developers to automate
(business) processes. And although I love to code, it’s good to also look at
these other types of services that expand the Serverless universe.
read more: Serverless: Power Automate


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