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Logic Apps fails to parse ServiceBus messages from ASA

Recently I was asked for an intervention on an IoT project. Sensor data was sent via Azure IoT Hubs towards Azure Stream Analytics. Events detected in Azure Stream Analytics resulted in a Service Bus message, that had to be handled by a Logic App. Hence, the Logic Apps failed to parse that JSON message taken from a Service Bus queue. Let's have a more detailed look at the issue!

28 Jul 2017

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Test Infected - Test Ignorance

In this part of the Test Infected series, I will talk about the ignorance of tests and how we can achieve more ignorance.The short answer: if it doesn’t contribute to the test, hide/remove it!The reason I wrote this post is because I see many tests with an overload of information embedded, and with some more background information people may increase the ignorance of their tests.

24 Jul 2017

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Logic Apps: the new batch feature!

Jon Fancey announced at Integrate the out-of-the-box batching feature in Logic Apps! This early morning, I saw by accident that this feature is already released in West-Europe. This blog contains a short preview of the batching functionality. There will definitely be a follow up with more details and scenarios!

20 Jul 2017

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Test Infected - Hard-to-Test Code

In this part of the Test Infected series, I will talk about how code is hard to test – both in a Test-First mindset and without.

12 Jul 2017

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Test Infected - Test Doubles

In this part of the Test Infected series, I will talk about the Test Doubles. These elements are defined to be used as a “stand-in” for our SUT (System under Test). These Test Doubles can be DOC (Depend on Components); but also, other elements we need to inject to exercise the SUT.

7 Jul 2017

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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.

3 Jul 2017
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