I am working as a consultant and software architect on different projects that focus on microservices, DevOps, and Kubernetes. Many of my consulting jobs consist of explaining microservices, why th...

In my last posts, I created a private NuGet feed and automatically uploaded a NuGet package with my Azure DevOps pipeline. Using Visual Studio to restore the NuGet package from the private feed wor...

In my last posts, I showed how to create NuGet packages in Azure DevOps pipelines. To easily distribute them, you have to publish these NuGet packages to a NuGet feed. This can be done by using nug...

I think the most important rule of a microservice is that it has to be deployed independently. When your project or company grows, it is very likely that you want to share code between projects or ...

Most examples of building Docker containers just use the latest tag to deploy or Docker images. This is simple but shouldn’t be done in a production environment. Today, I will show how to add sema...

I am thrilled to announce that I am writing my first article for the German magazine, “windows .developer”. The article, titled “Captain in the Service Orchestra”, was published in the December 202...

Running microservices in Kubernetes usually requires a cluster running in the cloud or on-premise. During the development or when debugging, developers often need to run their application quickly i...

Changing configs was difficult in the past. In the .NET framework, we had to do a web.config transformation and we also had to have a web.config file for each environment. It was ok since there wer...

In my last post, I explained how Helm works and how to add it to your microservice. This post is going to be more practical. Helm is a package manager that helps you to deploy your application easi...

Helm is a package manager for Kubernetes which helps developers quickly deploy their applications. In my last post, Azure Kubernetes Service - Getting Started, I showed how to deploy an application...