Tag Archives: Azure

Publish Nuget packages in Azure DevOps Pipelines

In Azure DevOps, Pipelines can be used to build your solution, create a Nuget package and publish the Nuget package to the Nuget feed for further usage. This post shows how you can implement this and use the new Nuget package in Visual Studio. Setup Azure DevOps project and git Repository Open the required Azure […]

Using Azure Service Bus with restricted access

Azure Service Bus provides many ways to setup different access levels for all types of things like the bus itself, queues, topics or subscriptions. In this post some of the ways to configure the different access levels for a queue sender will be shown. In this demo we want to allow only send access rights […]

Provisioning X.509 Devices for Azure IoT Hub using .NET Core

This article shows how Azure device provisioning service can be used to setup an Azure IoT Hub and provision devices using X.509 certificates in an enrollment group. The certificates are created using the Nuget package CertificateManager. By using this package, the X.509 certificates can be created in .NET Core and created on the fly as […]

WPF Azure AD signin with Sharepoint Online API call using Graph API

This article shows how a native WPF application could authenticate and authorize using an Azure Active Directory App Registration and then upload and download files in Sharepoint Online. The Graph API is used to access Sharepoint. Other Sharepoint libraries will NOT work if using an Azure AD signin. Code: https://github.com/damienbod/WpfAzureADSharepointOnlineGraphApi Setup the Azure Active Directory […]

Using an Azure Service Bus Topic Subscription in an Azure Function

This post shows how to consume Azure service bus topic subscriptions in an Azure function. Code: https://github.com/damienbod/AspNetCoreServiceBus Posts in this series: History Processing the Azure Service Bus Messages in an Azure Function Setting this up could not be easier. In Visual Studio, create a new Azure function project, and then create a new Azure function […]

Using Entity Framework Core to process Azure Service Messages in ASP.NET Core

This article shows how to use Entity Framework Core together with an Azure Service Bus receiver in ASP.NET Core. This message handler is a singleton and so requires that an Entity Framework Core context inside this singleton is not registered as a scoped service but created and disposed for each message event. Code: https://github.com/damienbod/AspNetCoreServiceBus Posts […]

Using Azure Service Bus Topics Subscription Filters in ASP.NET Core

This article shows how to implement Azure Service Bus filters for topic subscriptions used in an ASP.NET Core API application. The application uses the Microsoft.Azure.ServiceBus NuGet package for all the Azure Service Bus client logic. Code: https://github.com/damienbod/AspNetCoreServiceBus Posts in this series: History Azure Service Bus Topic Sender The topic sender from the previous post was […]

Using Azure Service Bus Topics in ASP.NET Core

This article shows how to implement two ASP.NET Core API applications to communicate with each other using Azure Service Bus Topics. This post continues on from the last article, this time using topics and subscriptions to communicate instead of a queue. By using a topic with subscriptions, and message can be sent to n receivers. […]

Using Azure Service Bus Queues with ASP.NET Core Services

This article shows how to implement two ASP.NET Core API applications to communicate with each other using Azure Service Bus. The ASP.NET Core APIs are implemented with Swagger support and uses an Azure Service Bus Queue to send data from one service to the other ASP.NET Core application. Code: https://github.com/damienbod/AspNetCoreServiceBus Posts in this series: History […]

Running Local Azure Functions in Visual Studio with HTTPS

This article shows how to setup a Visual Studio Azure Functions project to work with HTTPS for local development. HTTP is configured per default and not HTTPS. The command line arguments need to be set correctly, and then the Azure Functions can be started in Visual Studio with HTTPS and take advantage of the break […]