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A Technical Talk on Microservices and Cloud Deployment

This is a full-length session of microservices development using Microsoft .Net Core WebAPI(C#.Net) and Mongo DB as backend. The session presentation available below   The source code of session available in GitHub , feel free to share your feedback and contribute to this project Full session video Prerequisites for development MongoDB (you can download from here ) Visual Studio 2019 DotNet Core 3.1.x SDK Postman (for API Testing)

Using ADO.Net(with C#.Net) to communicate with SQL Server 2008

            Hello friends, am very happy to share this small thing to you all, This might be small thing but, this is base to all Database connection and manipulation. here i used the ADO.Net with fully coded (instead of Data binding)connection, so that every one can understand easily. Prerequisites MS SQL Server (any version) Visual Studio 2008 Source Code using System.Data.SqlClient; //we are going to connect with sql server so we need to import the sqlclient namespace using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.ComponentModel; using System.Data; using System.Drawing; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Windows.Forms; namespace sameple_DB {     public partial class Form1 : Form     {         SqlConnection vCon = new SqlConnection("Data Source=srm2;Initial Catalog=sample;Persist Security Info=True;User ID=sa;Password=adminsql");         //creating Connection with Connection string         //Here i used SQL S

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A Technical Talk on Microservices and Cloud Deployment

This is a full-length session of microservices development using Microsoft .Net Core WebAPI(C#.Net) and Mongo DB as backend. The session presentation available below   The source code of session available in GitHub , feel free to share your feedback and contribute to this project Full session video Prerequisites for development MongoDB (you can download from here ) Visual Studio 2019 DotNet Core 3.1.x SDK Postman (for API Testing)

Know more about Azure Website KUDU?

KUDU  is the web tool for analyzing and troubleshooting azure websites. Benefits of Kudu Know about operating system Environment variables Processors & cores Applications settings Connection strings Process explorer (running instances) Debugging console (Command prompt & PowerShell) Diagnostics Log (view & download) Site extensions management and more Environment details Command prompt Are your wondering to use KUDU?, its very simple open browser and type https://{ your azure website name }.scm.azurewebsites.net . To access KUDU you need to have your azure deployment credentials! Example Your azure website : https://textingwebsite.azurewebsites.net/ Kudu URL : https://textingwebsite.scm.azurewebsites.net/ for more information about Kudu click here

How to check the Hybrid Connection in Azure Website (Webapp)

Introduction Hi, this article will helpful for you to check the hybrid connection in Azure Website (Web App). Scenario Lets assume we have 2 Web Apps and 2 On-Premises database servers, Both the webapps required on-premises database access, for this scenario we can use Azure Hybrid connection . Architecture of Web apps and Hybrid connection Website 1 : Wants to access DB Server 1 & DB Server 2 Website 2 : Wants to access DB Server 1 only To achieve this we need to create two hybrid connections for each db and we can share it with websites. Troubleshooting Once you successfully created hybrid connection and configured listener setup. we need to ensure whether our website connected to our DB Server or not. So open the Azure portal (old or new). 1. Select the website 2. Click Browse website       * Lets assume our website URL is https://myweb.azurewebsites.net       * Change the URL to https://myweb.scm.azurewebsites.net 3. Now you will enter into