Category Archives: Azure
Configure an Azure Connector in LCS
Introduction In this blog, we’ll be looking into configuring the Azure Connector in LCS with the Azure Resource Manager so that LCS can deploy your resources to Azure. Pre-requisites An Azure subscription that you are a co-administrator in. References Configuration Go to Microsoft Dynamics Lifecycle Services and log in with your account. In LCS, when we try … Continue reading Configure an Azure Connector in LCS
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AS2 using Logic App
High-level steps to start building B2B logic app workflows: Creating a Key Vault for Certificate and Private Key Create an Azure Key vault. In the next step, Select Vault access policy and select the Users. Select Review + Create. Add the access policy and assign it to Azure Logic App. Create Certificate Click the Certificate … Continue reading AS2 using Logic App
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Salesforce Integration using Azure Integration Services
In this Blog, it shows the detailed information for integration between SAP B1 to Salesforce. The AIS Interface is intended to Extract, Transform and Route the data from SAPB1 to Salesforce. The steps for integration would be same for different entities. Event Scenario Pre-Requisites: Process Steps: On Demand Load Scenario Pre-Requisites: Process Steps Based on … Continue reading Salesforce Integration using Azure Integration Services
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Deploying resources using Azure Resource Manager (ARM)
Azure Resource Manager is a management platform for Azure resources. It enables you to deploy, manage, and monitor resources on Azure, including virtual machines, web apps, and SQL databases. Some key features of Azure Resource Manager include: Resource groups: You can use resource groups to group related resources together and manage them as a single … Continue reading Deploying resources using Azure Resource Manager (ARM)
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Backup Azure DevOps Git Repositories
Here we will see how to backup the repository using the YAML file. This includes the following steps Create an Azure DevOps Personal Access Token (PAT) Create a YAML file Create Subscription Connection Create an Azure DevOps Personal Access Token (PAT) Step 1: Sign in to your Azure DevOps Portal Step 2: Go to Personal … Continue reading Backup Azure DevOps Git Repositories
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Import an API and all its operations using its documentation in Azure API Management
Most of the time you would need to import an entire API collection with all of its supported operations to mask all of them or set policies on them. This can be easily done using Azure API management service. To start, log in to your Azure Portal, head over to the API management resource, and … Continue reading Import an API and all its operations using its documentation in Azure API Management
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Mask your APIs using Azure API management
Most of the time you don’t want to show the original API URL or want to hide the original URL for security purposes in your code. This can be easily achieved if we assign this original URL to some other URL so end users can’t find out what’s the original API. So let’s see how … Continue reading Mask your APIs using Azure API management
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Create and deploy your first Azure Function using Visual Studio
In my previous blog, we created and deployed an Azure function using the Azure Portal itself. Now In this part of the blog, we will see how we can create and deploy Azure Function using Visual Studio. To proceed you would need ASP.NET and Azure Development extensions installed on top of your Visual Studio. If … Continue reading Create and deploy your first Azure Function using Visual Studio
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Create your first Azure Function using the Azure Portal
Learning serverless Azure Functions and deploying them, might sound like a daunting task. Azure functions are one of the most essential features of Microsoft Azure. In this article, we will see how we can create and deploy our first function using Azure Portal itself. In the next blog, I will also demonstrate how we can … Continue reading Create your first Azure Function using the Azure Portal
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CI/CD Pipeline using YAML file
This is blog is intended to share information about creating a CI / CD Pipeline using YAML file. Case Study Create a CI/CD pipeline using YAML for a web application So, let’s start with lets creating a project Use cmd to create a project and then bind it to a solution Create Solution dotnet new … Continue reading CI/CD Pipeline using YAML file