Service Bus Claim Check API App for Logic Apps

Azure Service Bus is a very robust and powerful message broker. As with every Azure service, you need to be aware of its strengths and limitations. The most important limitation of Azure Service Bus is the message size. The Standard tier allows messages up to 256kB, within the Premium tier you hit the limit for messages larger than 1 MB. A way to overcome this limit, is implementing the claim check pattern.

StyleCop Support for F# FAKE

As you may know, from previous blog posts, I use FAKE as build script tool to automate my compiling, testing, inspection, documentation and many other things. FAKE has already a lot of functionality in place, but they didn’t have any support for StyleCop. Until now.

The Routing Slip Pattern

In this blog post, I'll explain in depth the routing slip pattern and how you can leverage it within enterprise integration scenarios. As always I'll have a look at the benefits, but also the pitfalls will get some well-deserved attention.

Saving time via Logic Apps: a real world example

In this blog I'll try and explain a real world example of a Logic App used to provide the short links to promote the blog posts appearing on our blog. Ready for the journey as I walk you through?

Run BizTalk extension objects in Logic Apps

Lately, I was working at a customer that heavily invested in BizTalk Server on premises during the last decade. They are considering to migrate parts of their existing integrations towards Logic Apps, to leverage the smooth integration with modern SaaS applications. A very important aspect is the ability to reuse their existing schemas and maps as much as possible.

10 tips for enterprise integration with Logic Apps

This post contains 10 useful tips for designing enterprise integration solutions on top of Logic Apps. It's important to think upfront about reusability, reliability, security, error handling and maintenance.