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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

If you earlier have exported a Logic app template for further use and deleted that logic app, then below are the steps to import an already existing Logic app template as a Logic app. Go to https://portal.azure.com and then to the Logic app. Open any Logic app. For example, I took the below logic app. … Continue reading How to import an already existing Logic App Template in Azure Logic App →

In the previous blog, we learn about how to use the Environment variable in Azure Function. Environment variables are most important and confidential as they might contain the system credentials or configure that you don’t want any to access directly. The most unsecure way to store them is directly inside the Configuration of Azure function … Continue reading Secure your Environment Variable inside Azure Function using Key Vault →

In this blog, we will see how we can trigger the logic app using the azure function app. Let’s start with creating a logic app (HTTP triggered) that sends an email when the logic app URL is hit in the function app. Step 1: Create a logic app resource and start by adding an HTTP … Continue reading How to call logic app in Azure function app →

In this blog, we will learn how to configure and use Environment Variable in Azure Function. Concept of using Environment variable during your development which needs to deploy on multiple servers and connect to multiple systems. Whenever you use Environment variables to store the global constant or system credentials it reduces the time which was … Continue reading Use of Environment Variable inside Azure Function in C# →

If you want to create new records from a json data, you can do it by using Logic App. First you need to make sure to upload json file in blob container Steps for Logic App: First select a HTTP Trigger block in a new logic app designer Next step is to select Get blob … Continue reading Create new records in CRM from JSON data in Blob Storage →

In this blog, we will see how we can create a table using HTML language using the Azure logic app. If you see carefully, there is an action block present which is “Create HTML table” but it does not give formatting flexibility. so in this blog, I will explain how we can use compose block … Continue reading How to create a table using Azure Logic Apps with proper formatting →