Preface A tech lead friend of mine is asking to explore AWS capabilities for running .NET apps. Their organization has a mix of Azure and AWS usage. But his group, for reasons he can’t explain to me fully, has to go to AWS instead of Azure. Are you abandoning .NET and have your team use … Read more
When you first sign-up for Amazon AWS, you start out with zero Identity and Access Management (IAM) users and groups: You will want to create at least one IAM user account. It is used to give fine-grain control to your users. For full details, refer to https://aws.amazon.com/iam/ Click on Users link from the IAM Management … Read more
I never learned anything just by simply reading a book or online course. I learn best doing hands-on exercises. So, recently, I just got Visual Studio 2019 installed, and I thought, what else could be better to try out on the new VS 2019 than trying out Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)? I happen to be … Read more
I like watching YouTube videos to learn things. I am looking up Microservices, trying to figure out if this is good fit for a friend who asked me what are my thoughts about it, see if it’s going to help him and his team. Okay, let’s see what Youtube got about this. I searched for … Read more
Visual Studio 2019 came out on April 2. And I’ll say I’m excited about the new features in the new VS 2019. Especially the new Live Share feature. If your does pair-programming, code/peer reviews, this Live Share should come in handy. When you download VS 2019 installer from VisualStudio.com, the setup downloader, it’s only 1.2MB. … Read more