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Navigating the Future of IT Infrastructure and Security: Insights from CloudBrew 2023
As the main system administrator in our company, staying ahead in the ever-evolving landscape of IT infrastructure and security is not just a responsibility but a necessity. Recently, I had the opportunity to attend a series of enlightening sessions at CloudBrew, which focused on the latest advancements in IT infrastructure, with a keen emphasis on security. In this blog post, I will share my key takeaways from each session.
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Reusable Test Fixtures for F# Expecto
Test fixtures are one of the building blocks of reliable integration tests. Without them, we do not have anything to interact with. Setting up and especially tearing them back down is a critical process if we want to remove any unwanted interaction between integration tests.
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Microsoft Fabric: Necessity, Benefits, and Key Migration Factors
In the ever-evolving landscape of data analytics, Microsoft has taken a significant leap forward with the open availability of Microsoft Fabric.
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Moving WCF services to Azure using CoreWCF
In today's rapidly evolving technology landscape, businesses are constantly seeking ways to modernize their applications and infrastructure. One such transformational journey involves migrating on-premises WCF services written in the .NET Framework to .NET.
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Higher Reusability and Lower Dependency with Integration Test Contexts
Test contexts are critical to explaining a test's intent. This means higher reusability, while minimizing dependencies with the system under test.
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Last month, the Azure Incubation team announced Radius, an open-source application modelling framework that offers the ability to describe, deploy and manage applications on private clouds, Azure and AWS.