Azure guides on Functions, Cosmos DB, identity, containers and deployment. Practical cloud architecture and C# examples by Microsoft MVP Benjamin Abt.
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Temporary data is easy to create and surprisingly difficult to remove reliably. Sessions, idempotency keys, import buffers, transient integration responses, processed-message markers and short-lived audit records all …
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Some organizations start on STACKIT for sovereignty or regulatory reasons and later need capabilities that are more mature or broader on Microsoft Azure - global scale, a wider managed-service catalog or AI and data …
Read Blog PostMicrosoft Fabric brings together data engineering, data warehousing and business intelligence in a single, unified platform. This workshop gives teams a practical introduction to the parts that matter most in early …
Read Blog PostDigital sovereignty requirements shape architecture decisions long before the first workload is deployed. This workshop is for any organization operating or planning to operate cloud workloads in Germany or the EU - not …
Read Blog PostMore organizations are evaluating STACKIT as a sovereign alternative to hyperscale cloud providers, driven by data residency requirements, compliance pressure or a wish to reduce dependency on a single vendor. This …
Read Blog PostThis workshop gives engineering teams a solid, practical foundation in Microsoft Azure. Rather than covering every service superficially, it focuses on the fundamentals that matter most in real deployments: how …
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Azure Static Web Apps is primarily a host for static frontend assets, but it can also deploy a small HTTP API alongside the frontend. That API is implemented as an Azure Functions application and is exposed through the …
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Hono is often associated with Cloudflare Workers and for good reason. Its small routing model, Web Standard API surface and direct fetch integration make it a natural fit for edge runtimes. That association can obscure a …
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Azure Cosmos DB has a habit of exposing architectural weaknesses very early. Classic data-access patterns that work perfectly fine with relational databases often become expensive, noisy and operationally awkward once …
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Distributed applications tend to feel straightforward until a real cloud dependency enters the picture. Azure Cosmos DB is a good example. In Azure, the preferred model is usually clear: the application should connect …
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